Disclaimer, I mostly do internal tooling, and the honest answer would be Jenkins+Groovy scripts. I am not sure it counts for the purposes of this question :-)
Seems like any time I need to do some actual web-page, somebody else might need to look at, I settle at:
* Vue.js
* Node.js backend
* PouchDB as database
I have million unfinished projects in more esoteric stuff, such as purescript/elm/clojure. Purescript seems to be winning over on that front.
Seems like any time I need to do some actual web-page, somebody else might need to look at, I settle at:
* Vue.js
* Node.js backend
* PouchDB as database
I have million unfinished projects in more esoteric stuff, such as purescript/elm/clojure. Purescript seems to be winning over on that front.