I use (everyday): REACT, REACT-NATIVE, REDUX, WEBPACK, CSS-FRAMEWORKS(Boostrap, Bulma, Materialize etc)
I know (not using everyday): NODEJS/EXPRESS, BASIC DBs (MySQL, Mongo. etc), Firebase / Firestore, ROR
Any Suggestions?
That is what I am interested in most. A pure html/css/js stack will probably last 10x longer then the typical stack developers use these days.
So if you are similarely productive with a pure stack, you are 10x more productive in the long run. As for the same work you get 10x more time of running software.
If you are 2x slower with a pure stack, you are still 5x more productive in the long run.
I find the question very interesting, where the optimum is.
Just pure html/css/js? html/css/js + a frontend template engine like handlebars? A framework like Vue that you include in the frontend? Or a heavy version of it that also requires something on the backend? Should there be a build process or not?