Ask HN: Proven front end stack for fast iteration

Ask HN: Proven front end stack for fast iteration

2 by skwee357 | 2 comments on Hacker News.

Hey! I’m building a one man SaaS (and sharing the journey in my LinkedIn/Blog - check the bio for more info). I’m more of a backend guy, and know NodeJS well enough, so my backend stack is chosen. I however despise frontend, and never liked working with it. What is a good frontend stack for fast iteration, for a non dynamically heavy website? Is it server site rendering with a template engine like ejs? Is it Next.js? Something else? I have experience with Next, Astro, react and tailwind - if that helps. Thanks!



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