Personally I think Solid would be good. Next.js has been done to death and your content's focus on good design, efficiency, etc. could be a good way to show people unfamiliar with the webdev space how good React's (imo) closest competitor is.
2 years ago | 4
Personally I really appreciate how Vue is different from react, what with the two way reactivity. Better ergonomics IMHO, but your mileage may vary. Syntax wise SolidJS looks like React
2 years ago | 2
Not really a big fan of frameworks but I'll watch whatever tech stack you use.
2 years ago | 1
React + Next already has tons of content so in my opinion Solid + Start would be awesome.
2 years ago
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Vanilla (or, if you absolutely want to use a framework, use Svelte(Kit).)
2 years ago | 7
Nuxt or SolidStart for sure. Nuxt has some very cool features and does some very interesting things, and I like Vue. On the other hand, Solid seems really interesting, and I haven't seen anything really about SolidStart. By comparison, React and Next have been done to death, and it would be great to showcase a production-ready alternative. By that measure SolidStart is probably the winner, as it has the least material, but I'd hazard a guess that it has quite a lot of interest, especially recently.
2 years ago | 1
Nextjs+typescript would be good. there are content available on this tech stack but your way of explaining things is really amazing makes things easier to understand and this tech is popular as well so more people will get hands on exposure as well.
2 years ago | 1
Deno + Lume, although some web components stuff would be fun too
2 years ago | 1
I am new to web dev, took on my first project in Next.js and made a great website! I would love to see your expert approach to this framework!
2 years ago | 0
My top two would be SoildStart or Remix, I think Remix is a bit easier to get started with than Next.js.
2 years ago | 0
might be a good idea to share some general TS optimization ideas. So much trash and slow and bad JS/TS code out there. Memory management and memory leaks in TS might be an interesting topic haha
1 year ago | 0
Qwik looks promising. And you could be at the 'avant-garde' here on youtube on this technology. Astro looks nice too.
1 year ago | 0
strager
I'm making an education video series on web development with TypeScript.
What tech stack should I teach?
2 years ago | [YT] | 46