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If you had to make a reddit/kbin-like clone, what tech stack would you use? (kbin.social)
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Thinking of starting a personal project to keep busy. I'm very good with databases and SQL but interested in branching out to more full-stack

I'm thinking Supabase, Sveltekit and Svelte

What would you all use?

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[โ€“] [email protected] 3 points 2 years ago (1 children)

Personally, I'd use SvelteKit and Svelte for the app itself as an SPA, SurrealDB for the database and express for the API.

  • SvelteKit and Svelte because I like their simplicity compared to other frameworks, though I wish there was a programmatic router instead of a filesystem-based one. (Also took me a while to understand how the hell hooks work)
  • SurrealDB because it looks interesting and I'd like to try it.
  • Express because it's the server I have the most experience with, and separating the API from the app itself is a must.
[โ€“] [email protected] 1 points 2 years ago

I've never heard of SurrealDB, but after reading the docs I'm VERY interested from even a professional standpoint