Kirill Mikhailov

Use Goose for migrations, place them in a separate folder and run migrations with goose up

For SQL in the production environment it's better to avoid full-blown ORM and just use sqlx.

Not to discourage people, but if you want to build SSR(server-side rendering) without Nuxt(well actually even with it), I recommend checking if you can go with react over vue. The main thing is, for some reason, SSR components is pretty common on Vue too, but a lot of them are not working with SSR right even if stated otherwise, so you end up building almost everything from scratch. It can be an issue with react too, but community is a bit larger so the components are more frequently updated, and there is generally more expertise in terms of SSR.

Maybe it will be a bit controversial, but I think sass is just an ideal sport for css. Where it's not overcomplicated and still powerful enough to help one build fast styles. Of course, it's a bit slower than other preprocessors, but It doesn't matter much when we talking about small products.

Honstly, Nginx is just a standard. I use it everywhere almost, with exceptions for some lua servers. But there is no clear alternative for nginx now for regular web projects.

Since now Jira is offering pretty wide free plans, it can compete with asana at small teams. And they have a significant advantage especially if you're working in agile methodology. Confluence is also a big advantage, and also comes with a free plan, so it's a pretty big thing. But we had also talked about asana and used to work with it before a lot, but we chose to go with Jira, and it's pretty good for now.

Google cloud is in a good price range, and I feel that the pricing overall is pretty significantly better than AWS. Also, maybe its just for me, but Google dashboard is waaay better and more informative than Amazon one. Especially all billings and financial info are just in another league. Google billings is pretty transparent so its a huge reason for me. The overall deployment of services and configs are pretty much the same so I cant add a lot of pros or cons for Aws or GCP.

Well, there are no comparison really for now. Redis took everything by storm and still holding strong as a main in-ram db for quick storage. So for foreseeable future, we have no plans on switching.

As a backend dev, it was quite easy to go with vue over react. Important note that Im now talking about Vue2 maybe the are crucial changes in third version, but the second one is super easy to get into without spending too much time learning concepts. And vue-cli is just a breeze to start a project with.

Jenkins is a friend of mine. 😀

There are not much space for Jenkins competitors for now from my point of view. With declarative pipelines now in place, its super easy to maintain them and create new ones(altho I prefer scripted still). Self-hosted, free, huge community makes it the top choice so honestly for me it was an easy pick.

Well, I don't think there is a much of a discussion going on about it :) Git is a standard now for web/apps, I used to work with SVN back in a day, but now Git its a staple choice.