With a plethora of software available, how can you determine which one to choose or which will be necessary for your needs? Each application comes ...
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I think you mentioned all the old stacks. In 2025 you will want to use Tailwind CSS and not Bootstrap. You will want to use NextJS or Cursor and not VSC. Definitely AI and AI Agents like Bolt.new or v0.dev for fast development. Your list is very outdated.
Thanks. I will update this.
Grunt, Bootstrap, jQuery!!!
This would have been a great list in 2015 but 2025…?
Feels like it was generated by AI
This AI garbage
jQuery for 2025?! Probably not. Most of that stuff became standardized in ES6. Now HTMX or alpineJS that would be something for 2025. But hey, whatever gets the job done I guess. Thanks for your take.
And bootstrap? Saas?
@dev-i-am Same for those as well. I never used Bootstrap myself. When it was released, I was already heavily focused on creating custom components with CSS and JavaScript, and I later transitioned to Tailwind CSS and I am now considering transitioning to styleX. As for SaaS, there are just too many options out there to settle on one. At our company, we specialize in creating custom software solutions for small businesses, such as POS systems and CRMs. Our main site, launching this summer, is built on a custom CMS using a microservice infrastructure.
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I would appreciate any comments and suggestions for improvements; Just thought some would like to see it, here it is:
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That sounds good, @hosseinyazdi , Thanks a lot for sharing that 💯
You're welcome bro, thank you too!
Thanks for this, really helpful.
Glad you liked.
Thank you so much for sharing with the community. I will check them out--
That was great thank you
Thanks a lot, @sawamohamed . I'm glad that you find it helpful 💯
Great list for someone that is starting to work and still doesn't know all the main services and tools available to be productive, thank you very much for sharing!
Thanks a lot. I'm glad that you liked this list 💯
These are good - I like the hot take on Laravel in 2024, I feel similarly about Rails this year: dev.to/drjoshcsimmons/best-tech-le...
Great list, I use a lot of these!
I am happy you found the article helpful
Very insightful content! The pricing real?
sure!
Amazing list! Incredibly helpful list with transparent pricing details