I’d go with Elixir + Phoenix for the backend. Though that would also mean not many people would manage to contribute, as it’s not a very widely known or used language. It is very resource efficient, tho, so it should scale upwards very easily
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I’d go with Elixir + Phoenix for the backend. Though that would also mean not many people would manage to contribute, as it’s not a very widely known or used language. It is very resource efficient, tho, so it should scale upwards very easily