Title: As a Devops engineer, I have seen a multitude of stacks used in the projects I helped deploying.<p>As a former developer, I have had countless of project ideas and choosing the tech it&#x27;s going to be written in has always been a [unnecessary?] long topic, often leading to procrastinating and giving up on the idea.<p>I often hear (and claim) the argument that &quot;one should use the stack they [the team] are the most comfortable with&quot;. While I strongly agree, I find my personal [developer] stack to be slightly outdated (as a system engineer, lots of Python, some Node with Express, and some irrelevant languages - C, scripting, ...).<p>Focusing only on the development side, what would be YOUR goto stack for very quick prototyping&#x2F;MVP, say for a webapp&#x2F;saas service?<p>Long term code support doesn&#x27;t matter much here, the goal being able to bring ideas to life very quickly. Let&#x27;s say 10k users max (or much less).<p>Some recommendations I&#x27;ve had:<p>- Node: Nest + Next.js - modern and popular stack with quick prototyping possibilities<p>- Elixir&#x2F;Phoenix - attractive ecosystem, developer oriented<p>- PHP: Laravel + Livewire&#x2F;Blade - very quick prototyping and social features<p>- Python: Django - because I&#x27;m already very comfortable with Python
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