I launched my startup eatlink.gr in less than six months while managing other projects. Here's how I did it and the technology stack I used. Being sim

The Best Tech Stack for Your Next Side Project

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I launched my startup eatlink.gr in less than six months while managing other projects. Here's how I did it and the technology stack I used.

Being simple involves choosing technologies that streamline your workflow, even if it means giving up others that could complicate your coding process.

The most important thing when creating software is designing your database. Begin by spending a significant portion of your time considering the features your product will have.

Create a solid foundation and refine your database as much as possible before you start coding. While making changes to your database will be inevitable, the fewer changes you make, the faster you can launch your project.

Using Create React App with JavaScript sped up my development. While TypeScript could be beneficial in a larger team setting, for solo work creating simple and reusable components is more than enough. Just keep your components small.

Remember, you can always refactor your code as your project grows. Additionally, many TypeScript users often resort to using the any keyword to bypass persistent errors, which essentially defeats the purpose of TypeScript.