JavaScript as the Universal Language

JavaScript was developed by Netscape as a client side programming language. At the time, it was not meant for server-side development. Over time, and with the introduction of node.js, JavaScript became both a client and server-side language. Now, JavaScript is supported in the complete application stack. It’s used in the development of user interfaces, APIs, server-side functions, and even databases. It’s the one universal language you can learn and apply anywhere.

Class based Object Oriented with TypeScript

The biggest weakness of JavaScript is that it’s not a class based object oriented programming language. This is one of the main reasons why it’s not commonly used in enterprise applications. TypeScript allows us to do class based object oriented programming and transpile our code into JavaScript.

React.js for Dynamic, Single Page Web Apps

The Facebook React library allows us to easily create dynamic web applications with reusable components, state management, and react hooks. React is a JavaScript library so it is fully compatible with TypeScript. In addition to web apps, React Native also gives us the ability to create mobile apps.

Tailwind CSS with Utility Classes for Reusable Components

Tailwind is an open source CSS framework that helps developers save time with its fast CSS styling process to style web applications with a built-in design system, inline styling, and ease of responsive styling.

Next.js for Hybrid Rendering

Next is a React Framework designed to solve many of the challenges that arise when creating React applications. Products that were not able to use React because of its low SEO score are now able to use the Next.js framework to achieve amazing SEO scores. Next.js improves performance of web apps by using static, server, and hybrid rendering techniques. With Next’s static rendering capability, developers can build lightning fast static websites that behave as if they’re dynamic.

Chakra UI for Responsive & Accessible Components

Chakra UI is a component library built on top of Tailwind. It helps developers to create highly customizable themes and use them to create reusable components with style props and built-in hooks. The biggest advantage of Chakra UI is the ease of responsive development. It also comes with a built-in dark and libght mode to create really cool effects.