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Is this seriously considered as being a boring stack nowadays?

• drenvuk 7y ago
  Thanks, for all of your comments so far on this site. I don't know what you do specifically but what I can glean from them is inspiring to say the least... even the secrets you keep reinforce what I feel is the right way to act. Just wanted to say it.
• meesterdude 7y ago
  was honestly expecting a stack along the line of yours - the one in the article is actually fairly complex and not-boring.
  • fourseventy 7y ago
    my exact sentiments lol
• marknadal 7y ago
  How big is your team? Mind disclosing what the SaaS is? I'd love to learn more.
  • tnr23 7y ago
    I'm the only dev
    • marknadal 7y ago
      Would love to pick your brain about how you grew and scaled up as a 1 man team, email me? mark@gun.eco
      • tnr23 7y ago
        okay
        • qz_ 7y ago
          A simple no would have sufficed
• urda 7y ago
  What SaaS do you run?
  • mattmanser 7y ago
    I run multiple SASSes for clients for myself and clients on far more "boring" stacks than this. One of them still has significant bits of VB.Net! This post seems like a sea of trendy buzzwords to me. Maybe he thinks it's not trendy because it's not docker/serverless, but to me that stack is mainly a load of fads. React/Redux/Webpack are "standard", damn, 4 years ago you could have replaced that with a plethora of alternatives, as you probably will be able to in 4 years time.
• faizshah 7y ago
  Yea I feel like an actual boring stack would be LAMP w/ JQuery & bootstrap on some hosting provider (and the blog would be written on wordpress). The stack described in the OP is a fairly modern stack...