How do people chose how they want to create a website. I compared all the frontend framework, I figured #nextjs or #flotter seems to be the best depending on the situation. Then I looked at the backend languages and figured #go or #elixir seems to be my favorites, then I looked at databases and figured I can't decide if I prefer #sql ones or #nosql. After all that, I discover that there is platforms like #Google's #firebase where you can make most or all of your app with the frontend talking directly to the database with rules. I start to go insane! Is there an end to that rabbits hole? Is there other things I don't know?

I officially stated my project. I know exactly how I want to build it and I only use things I'm not familiar with. Yes, I like pain. For the back end I use #elixir with #phoenix and #absinthe. The last one is to use #graphql. I'm more familiar with #rest but I decided to go proper. The reason for using elixir is that while it's not the fastest it's also the most robust to handle heavy loads. I also subscribe to the idea that back end is usually a problem that functional solves better. For the front end I will go with #dart using #flotter. The reason is that my front end will be a mobile, desktop and web app. I'm also doing all of this with a #tmux / #neovim kind of work flow. I start to get good at it. I was thinking of maybe go with #liveview but I really like the flexibility that flotter gives.

Flotter au milieu des nénuphars , une libellule se pose, mes orteils frôlent les poissons-chats.
#reve #nenuphars #ophelia #libellules #poissonschats #flotter #ceramique #bretagne #ArtisanatDArt #faience #