Title: I am mostly interested in what ties together backend and frontend, the later necessarily including web + android&#x2F;ios, in the most time effective way possible in 2022.<p>Things I am looking for:<p>* The web&#x2F;app one man show stack. What&#x27;s the most reasonable way to get there, alone, assuming you start from scratch with now expectations about the tech you are going to use.<p>* Flexibility, initial dev speed and maintainability. I am looking for a stack that can work reasonably well for websites and apps, on the web + android + ios, or any subset of those. The less redundancy and additional parts to learn to make it all work, the better.<p>Things I am willing to give up:<p>* App speed and performance, specially on the client side. webviews are okay, if it eases the dev process.<p>* Matureness. I assume if something had already won in this space it would be apparent.<p>* Beginner-friendliness. I don&#x27;t need any amount of no code, and I don&#x27;t care if it&#x27;s easy to pick up (but if it&#x27;s not I do expect something tangible in return for my additional brain cells. I am not looking for something exotic, for the sake of being exotic. If there&#x27;s two solutions that check all the other boxes equally, for this particular exercise, I am going to pick the one that&#x27;s simpler.)<p>Things I am currently looking at include Flutter and Meteor,  and maybe Rails with Hotwire (as soon as Strada is released). There&#x27;s no need for all the required tech to fly under one name, but I&#x27;ll probably grow increasingly suspicious the longer the list grows.<p>EDIT: If you take the time to respond, that&#x27;s super cool, but if you are actually trying to answer the question, please be specific and point at the individual components.
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