I'm exploring backend technology options since I'm using a front-end framework that isn't as widely adopted, like SolidJS or AlpineJS. What backend and authentication stack do you recommend for reliability? I'm looking for a combination that works well with these less popular options.
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It really just depends on what you're familiar with. I've used Java/Spring Boot and Ruby on Rails, which both have solid built-in authentication methods. Choose a stack that keeps you productive!
SolidJS or AlpineJS won't affect your backend decisions much. I suggest going with a stable option like Express. For authentication, consider JWTs, or you could use services like Supabase or Auth0 for easier integration.
Yeah, just about any backend will work as long as they can communicate via HTTP. Use something reliable, and don't overthink it! It's all just AJAX and HTTP calls.
The frontend shouldn't dictate what backend you choose; they can function independently. Just pick something you’re comfortable with, like Express or Fastify, and it’ll handle the HTTP requests just fine.
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