How to OVER Engineer a Website // What is a Tech Stack?

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📚 Chapters

00:00 Intro
00:37 What’s in a Tech Stack?
02:05 Popular Stacks
03:08 Frontend
05:34 Backend
08:23 APIs
09:23 Petite Fire Stack

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🔖 Topics Covered

- Choosing a Tech Stack for Web Development
- Comparing JS frameworks
- React State Management with Redux
- Containers with Docker and Kubernetes
- Mobile dev with React Native, Flutter, & Ionic
- APIs with GraphQL and Apollo
- How to build a website
- Cloud Computing Concepts

[verified_tinker]

"Let's go with AWS to give us the most complicated user experience."
I'm glad Fireship thinks so, too. I thought I was just bad at it.

[Skia_]

Bro you're actually fluent in trash-talk XD
The passive aggressive sarcasm is absolute fire

[made-simple]

2yrs later ... This video still makes sense ... Grateful for this...

[chriskevini]

This video is written like an award-winning novel. It's got a compelling storyline complete with the suffocating dread as we get bombarded with a seemingly endless amount of unfamiliar names and colorful logos which then climaxes when we throw it all out and start from scratch ultimately ending with a satisfying conclusion. A perfect 5/7

[alishahrose]

And that ladies and gentlemen, are the requirements for a junior developer.

[Dylan_thebrand_slayer_Mulveiny]

Boss: "We want to build a todo app."

Dev: "Okay, I'll just need these 18 frameworks."

[matthiaslangbart]

Perhaps I'm still too old school, but back in the days of BDD (behavior-driven development) we had the rule: "Vision first, features second, specs third, tools fourth!" Which means: Only when we all agree on our vision of our project, we can pin down the features we want to implement. Only when we all agree on the features of the project, we can specify *how* we want to implement them. Only when we all agree on the specifications (specs) we can look for the best technologies to get the job done. I still believe in this approach. Can't help it.

[wlockuz]

"If you don't build a good experience at first, you'll never get to the point where you'll need something like Kubernetes"

I love this quote

[thetrends]

Stacks was made to lessen the code, now configuring a stack is more complicated than writing the code

[abnoco]

Six years ago I had an idea and I started to build it. I quickly fell into the stack rabbit hole described perfectly in this video. Then I took a regular job and put that project on hold, until now. I’m really focused on keeping things simple this time and I loved this video!!

[NHKari]

Omg, dude, you're a genius. Every video you make just proves how well you understand those stuff...No one can explain those topics better than you.

[DavidCSaint]

This is fucking brilliant. “Let’s go with AWS because we want an overly complicated interface” lmao

[danvilela]

“More code lead to a better quality app” the humor never stops 😂 also i liked the bigger video. 100s is too little

[Slimtony-hobo]

Bro, please never stop doing these videos. They have literally gotten me through college, and most of my work experience come from videos just like yours.

I never comment on videos, but you sir deserve some recognition, not only have I learned with you, but I also just straight up love binging your videos!

[javeriaz]

Before this video, I was watching all the videos for every front and back-end tech stack, and it was making me sleepy. Thank you, fireship for this video and for rejuvenating me.

[j.r.rodriguez]

As a developer, this video has me laughing and crying at the same time until the last section where everything got simplified and half the team lost their jobs, haha.

[Ali]

“You’ll never get to the point where you actually need Kubernetes” 😂😂😂 brilliant as usual

[Goteks]

I have to say, one of the most useful videos I've ever watched 🔥. As a newbie I feel a lot less overwhelmed 😀

[agnostimous]

Amazing break down of what I've been looking for for months as a newbie. Thanks for simplifyng things in a condensed way 😉

[sajjanrajvaidya]

The stack might be petite fire but this video is mega fire! 🔥