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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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[–] [email protected] 4 points 2 years ago

Lemmy uses Actix Web for the backend, which I'd probably pick too. The frontend though, I'd prefer to just render templates on the server instead of building a SPA in JavaScript.

This really doesn't need that level of interactivity, and it's used for annoying things like live-updating my frontpage. Maybe I'm just biased from how bad reddit's redesign was. This is at least way better than that.