So I am a Java guy, and have been planning to build a startup product. What would be a good tech stack to choose? At this point my main focus is to learn while building this product end to end.
I really enjoyed learning all of python. It was a nice Sunday afternoon 🐍
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Ruby on rails
This could be the best advice... Or most trolling response ever. If your startup involves rapid website prototyping, RoR is unmatched. But much else would be terrible for RoR
Not trolling. Cant beat time to mkt of ror. Python close second.
Python!
It would be a web app based MVP, and I am using AWS.
Python is really easy to learn and has really great documentation for easy ramp up. I want to pick up Go and Ruby as well in the future. BDFL of Python works at Dropbox, btw, so maybe I’m biased. 🙃
Go Go!
About sums it up. More effort has been spent on graphic design than making a usable programming language.
Python because the batteries are included. You can use Go to optimize later after you quickly build your product
Python. The benefits of Go won't matter to you until late in the game. If you get there, you can just hire people...
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Scala or Rust
Why not Haskell? /s
Going from Java to Scala is a much more gradual transition than jumping into Haskell. With Scala you're also able to make use of all existing Java libraries.