Ask HN: What tools would you use to build a new personal project in 2022? 5 points by CodeSgt 3y ago ↗ HN
[–] __d 3y ago ↗ Well, it depends.autotools, gnumake, gcc, groff.Or, python3, fastapi, postgresql.Or, HTML5, CSS3, Vanilla.JS.
[–] topnde 3y ago ↗ Depends on the project.Static website: - Svelte with SvelteKit.Fullstack website: - Svelte, a NodeJS server hooked up to some nosql DB like MongoDB. Might even use Firebase (depending on data structure).Mobile app: - Flutter or react-native.VSCode as IDE/text editor.
[–] jollyllama 3y ago ↗ I'd be interested in giving some of the WASM frameworks a try, like blazor or yew.
[–] mikewarot 3y ago ↗ Ubuntu 22.04 LTS desktop with gcc, make, autoconf, nano, git, githubI'm working on a fork of Kamby, and a descendant of STOIC, both written in C, which I'm learning for these projects after avoiding it for 40 years.
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Or, python3, fastapi, postgresql.
Or, HTML5, CSS3, Vanilla.JS.
Static website: - Svelte with SvelteKit.
Fullstack website: - Svelte, a NodeJS server hooked up to some nosql DB like MongoDB. Might even use Firebase (depending on data structure).
Mobile app: - Flutter or react-native.
VSCode as IDE/text editor.
I'm working on a fork of Kamby, and a descendant of STOIC, both written in C, which I'm learning for these projects after avoiding it for 40 years.