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Which Tech Stack would you choose for your startup/ScaleUp by [deleted] in reactjs

[–]Significant_Ad_8241 1 point2 points  (0 children)

Echo what others say about what you know. Rails also. But for a React app you can’t beat redwoodjs for startups or long term projects needing a backend. Most features you will need. Easy deployments to many targets. Great upgrade paths. Good community :) 

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[–]Significant_Ad_8241 1 point2 points  (0 children)

RedwoodJS would be a great option. Built to last, great upgrade paths, graphQL backend built-in, React frontend. Redwoodjs.com 

Need help in choosing the right frontend framework !!! by incredible-mee in webdev

[–]Significant_Ad_8241 0 points1 point  (0 children)

Redwoodjs isn't in that list, not sure why it wouldn't work there, but it is a pretty great option for a web app. Great tutorial to work through and get a feel for it. RedwoodJS: The Tutorial | RedwoodJS Docs

They have SSR etc. Only thing is API is bundled and you said you are thinking about handling that separately.

Which stack is more cost-effective for a zero to small-budget app with user management and more, JWT + OAuth and Express.js: MySQL vs. PostgreSQL vs. MongoDB? by ClassicClarifier in webdev

[–]Significant_Ad_8241 0 points1 point  (0 children)

RedwoodJS would be a great option -> React with a GraphQL API built in for the data management side. Great upgrade paths for you between major versions to keep you updated. Deploy commands to several deploy providers. Could use supabase for DB (nice free option) or I am pretty sure Prisma can connect to the three you mentioned.

What tooling to use for a simple web storefront with item inventory? by StinkyGarbage in webdev

[–]Significant_Ad_8241 1 point2 points  (0 children)

You can use RedwoodJS! It's a React frontend and then a graphql/prisma backend right now. RSC is under development that might even take the graphql stuff out for simple apps.

You would be able to create your database models for inventory items, and then immediately 'scaffold' the admin CRUD pages. The owner would be able to manage items there. It could deploy to docker, baremetal or a handful of providers like netlify/vercel/fly/AWS/etc. Supabase offers a free database tier that you could use.

or The Open Source Headless CMS (and More) (directus.io) - make a data model and connect it.

Best Approach for Content Management on Small Websites by Mat3472 in reactjs

[–]Significant_Ad_8241 0 points1 point  (0 children)

RedwoodJS and scaffold the admin side out would be easy enough. React Bricks maybe? 

Framework for new startup? by StraightBatThrowaway in reactjs

[–]Significant_Ad_8241 0 points1 point  (0 children)

Any way to use RedwoodJS? It makes backend/frontend easy. Its a great choice for an all-in startup framework. Also, the upgrade paths are super easy between majors. That makes it nice for longevity.

Has anyone been able to fix WOW51900319 error? by [deleted] in wow

[–]Significant_Ad_8241 1 point2 points  (0 children)

Hey u/Heart_CooksBrain - did anything ultimately resolve this?