awesome-startup-stack

What tech stacks are indie hackers using for their apps, and why.

No code tech.

Look for stacks of other companies, and compare technologies.

Projects to showcase different backend tech stacks.

Y Combinator resources for developers.

Web and mobile apps.

Augmented reality dev tool for creating 3D apps that react to their environment.

Websites and web apps.

Web apps.

App builder.

Social media posts scheduler.

Free gantt chart.

Issue tracker, code repositories, documentation, continuous integration.

Planning, code repositories, CI/CD pipelines.

Google's framework for web & mobile apps written in

React UI library with high quality components for building rich, interactive user interfaces.

JavaScript library for application development using cloud services.

Twitter's simple HTML styling for web app prototyping.

SaaS template in Ruby on Rails.

CSS framework.

Web apps using Python.

Authentication and authorization for web and apps.

Escalable ElasticSearch.

From GitHub, free & libre.

Online editor that helps you create web applications, from prototype to deployment.

Extensible vi layer for Emacs.

Extensible vi layer for Emacs.

IDE with powerful debug capabilities, for Clojure, JavaScript/HTML/CSS and Python.

Like Sublime but for the console.

Microsoft programming language.

Erlang VM based, functional, paralell programming, scalable, fault tolerant.

Webapps.

Funtional language for the .NET Framework.

PHP based, but safer and faster.

Open source automation server, for building and deployment.

Open source container-orchestration system for automating application deployment.

Multi-model database: graph, relational, document & key/value.