[delbronski]

Before starting new projects I would always do research like this and try new things. But I’ve stopped looking at what is out there. I have landed on Django/React(vite). I have mastered this and can go from idea to app running in production in a matter of hours. I know there are better, faster, and more modern alternatives. But I just don’t care anymore. Maybe I’m just web framework jaded. I rather learn something else than look through the docs of yet another web framework.

[jama211]

To be honest, as long as your app isn’t doing something crazy complex, it’s going to be fast enough for most people even on the slowest stack. I wouldn’t worry about it, personal efficiency is way more important most of the time I’d say.

[pell]

> Maybe I’m just web framework jaded.

At the end of the day there have been a lot of new things in web development but none of them are of such a significance that you’re missing out on anything by sticking with what works. I personally just like to go with a mature backend framework (usually Laravel or Django) and minimal JS on the frontend. I’ve tried many of the shiny new libraries but have not seen much reason to switch over.

[ivape]

I’ll speak for you:

You’ve stopped caring because it. never. ends. Really.