What's the best technology stack, /g/? No PHP or Google

>>60343090
Elixir/Phoenix

Meteor

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Fag. Learn to program like pajeet and stop learning shit that isn't paying.

>>60343524
let's /g/o boys

https://golang.org/

>>60343090
The best technology stack for what? Different tools for different needs.

>>60343090
LAMP. If you use anything else just pipe yourself to /dev/null

>>60343090
It's worth noting she's wearing Adidas and Nike at the same time. This indicates neither of them are paying her so this is a photo of real life.

>>60343646
Making modern web applications. What else would you need a tech stack for?

Anything else should just be done on HTML+CSS, no Javascript (or as few as possible) and whatever backend.

webassembly as universal standard when?

>>60343742
That's basically pure JavaScript websites but you can't look at the source for the JavaScript.

Stallman warned us but we didn't listen.

flask, Django or any Python web framework
HTML/CSS entirely written by hand
JS only if required (no SPA shit)

>>60343776
will html and css also be compiled?

>>60343716
great eye anon

>>60343716
>tfw no buttsex worshipping pinkish haired qt22/7 gf

http://seaside.st/

L is for Linux
A is for Apache
M is for MariaDB
P is for Perl

Together they form the confiest stack known to man.

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>>60343803
>>60343716
instagram whores are too dumb to take separate pics for their marketing deals

>>60343842
I'd rather go with "P is for Python", but yeah.

If you think "P is for PHP", you need to rethink life.

This is our stack:
- Slack for communication
- Jira for planning and bug tracker
- Confluence for documentation
- Git on BitBucket for version control
- JetBrains IDEs (IntelliJ and PyCharm)

For the Python devs:
- Flask or Tornado
- SQLAlchemy
- Celery
- Tox and Nosetest

For the Java/Scala devs:
- Netty
- Guice
- Gradle

For the front-end:
- Angular
- Bootstrap with AdminLTE2

On the server:
- Latest Ubuntu Server LTS
- Ansible for orchestration
- LXC for containerization
- PostgreSQL
- Nginx
- uwsgi for Flask
- LDAP

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>>60343524

>>60343090
grimes is my waifu hands off

>>60344217
your waifu is shit.

>>60344217
She's a butterface, loves reddit memes and gets mad at /mu/ shitposting about lewdness with her
Worst of it, she's a legit full blown Bernie supporter
Objectively shit

>>60343682
LAMP is only good if you're a newb. Once you grow in experience you'll learn that LEMP stack is far better.

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>>60343727
>he thinks stack relates only to web dev
Just end yourself

>>60344309
i will find you and you will hang
>>60344525
u 2

>>60343524
>mfw i want these glasses

Debian, headless or LXDE
SQLite
NGINX
FastCGI++
All design/dev docs in Latex
A temple for Pajeets to come worship you and your team.

>>60343727
What kind of web application? Different tools for different needs...

Making a simple web service? Flask or Sinatra. Making a small CRUD app that won't have thousands of concurrent users? Rails. Only have java developers on hand? Spring.

Node plus React (both written in Typescript using all the ES6 goodness; that's the only way to justify JS).