Is there a better web stack then this? Protip: There isn't.

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>>59485791
Only nginx and redis are top tier in that picture.

Do you willingly use javascript?

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>>59485791
nodejs and mysql only for programming babies

>>59485791
Go le back to le redditss.com

>>59485820
yea why not.. node is the best for web backend, what else am I gona use? php? java?

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>>59485791

>>59485791
depends what you want to do. The thing with node is that while it scales well it's not the best for real time systems.

I wish javascript never existed. It's the ugliest goddamn thing and you need plugins to do the most simple of things. At least ES6 is a step in the right direction.

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>>59485865
none of those

>>59485791
dotnet core is pretty good for web

>inb4 t. Microshill

>>59486240
> suggesting to an npm user to use go
> muh dependency management

>>59486136
>At least ES6 is a step in the right direction.
this and typescript.

i used to hate javascript until i learned a little bit of ES6 and typescript. Man, both are good

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>>59486373
>DUDE TYPE ANNOTATIONS LMAO
was falling for the meme part of your plan?

>>59485791
Elixir
Phoenix
Postgres

That's it. Until you need to handle many millions of requests per day you won't need Redis (BEAM is good enough for queues and temporary key-value storage) or nginx (Phoenix serves static assets in microseconds).

>>59486481
This will be the only non-meme post ITT.

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>>59485791

>>59486528
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=d14ipSSz3Ss

>>59486481
Beat me to it.

Why aren't you using Apache?

>>59488736
Because it's current year.

>>59488736
What advantages does it have over NGINX? None. And NGINX is easier to learn.

>>59488802
If you want easy to lean for a web server try Caddy, free HTTPS certs as well.

>>59485791
BCHS
> OpenBSD C httpd SQLite

enjoy being one of like 10 million. enjoy competing with bootcamp tards and dudes with accounting / finance / math degrees that realized too late they fucked up by not doing CS / SE. enjoy being paid shit and being easily replaceable.

>>59485791
nginx is nice but I roll with a LAMP stack

>>59486528
I've gotta start learning how to use Spring Framework

>>59488858
You've been able to get SSL certs for free all the time, even signed ones now through Let's Encrypt.

>>59489105
>being a wagecuck

If you can do backend & frontend you can basically make/run your own sites and make money.

>>59489303
>the self employed meme
So glad I fell for it.

>>59489303
How?

>>59489202
>I've gotta start learning how to use Spring Framework
Fucking why?

>>59489641
Maybe he likes XML and annotations.