I’ve used Nuxt a few times, but I end up in absolute hell sometimes tracing down bugs and incompatabilities. More so with Nuxt 3. Probably not an issue for more experienced Devs.
I find myself coming back to the simplicity of running a separate backend, even though that reintroduces a lot of the problems that Nuxt alleviates.
It’s honestly not that hard, the language was made to be simple. The complexity associated with the language largely has to do with the legacy applications the language supports. If you look at a greenfield project (eg CHADstack (it’s a joke project, but pretty fun to get exposure to some esoteric stuff for a couple hours)) you’ll actually pick the language features up pretty quickly.
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I’m used to : Angular or React + Pyramid(Python) or Strapi(Nodejs)
markdown+frontmatter+handlebars, bun, sqlite.
Vue/Nuxt + ASP.NET Core + PostgreSQL
I’ve used Nuxt a few times, but I end up in absolute hell sometimes tracing down bugs and incompatabilities. More so with Nuxt 3. Probably not an issue for more experienced Devs.
I find myself coming back to the simplicity of running a separate backend, even though that reintroduces a lot of the problems that Nuxt alleviates.
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wat
php + cobol
:(
Honestly I’d love to learn COBOL just for fun but I have to work for a living 🥱
It’s honestly not that hard, the language was made to be simple. The complexity associated with the language largely has to do with the legacy applications the language supports. If you look at a greenfield project (eg CHADstack (it’s a joke project, but pretty fun to get exposure to some esoteric stuff for a couple hours)) you’ll actually pick the language features up pretty quickly.
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How’s Go for a backend? I’ve used it abit, stupid fast.
Typescript React from cloudront Typescript express on ecs. PSQL on RDS
TypeScript React (although I like Svelte better, it’s hard to pitch for business projects), C# ASP.NET Core API, Postgresql.
Typescript, svelte, django, postgresql with a dash of celery, redis and pushpin
Mocha, C, Informix
Nuxt + graphql or C# (the latter I’m still studying but it’s not bad).
Definitely not JS or Java
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How are you doing Nuxt and GraphQL without JS?
I meant as in with Express and similar
Streamlit + Snowflake DB
It is very limited but it’s the best framework for dashboards.
Vue + Express + Typescript + Postgres
Though I am playing around with Firebase and Firestore at the moment so that simpler projects have less backend overhead
HTMX, Python, JavaScript.
Though I would like to try Go for the backend if I would just find some time for it.
Also Svelte and Sveltekit is very nice
Hanami, Ruby on Rails, Lucky
The database has to be Postgres. I’ve seen too much bizarre 🤬 coming from MySQL and Micro$oft SQL Server.
Laravel (PHP) + Vue (JS)