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I’m mainly a mobile developer building Android & iOS apps. But now I’m realizing everything cannot be inside a mobile app. Some things are just better on web or desktop because of: >larger screen >keyboard support >easier workflows >better admin/dashboard experience So I want to ask web developers something. For building things like: >product websites >landing pages >authentication >subscriptions/payments >dashboards/admin panels >blogs/docs >SaaS products what stack do you actually prefer for production? I know the basics: HTML, CSS, JavaScript, React, Node.js At first every framework looks good 😄 But later I keep hearing things like: >SEO/indexing issues >website ranking problems >hydration issues >security concerns >performance problems >scaling complexity >dependency chaos So I want to know what developers are genuinely using long term and why. What do you currently use for: >Framework → React / Next.js? >Styling → Tailwind / Material UI / ShadCN / custom CSS? >Design tool → Figma? >Database → PostgreSQL / MongoDB / Firebase / Supabase? >Auth → Clerk / Auth.js / Firebase Auth / custom? >Subscription & payments → Stripe / RevenueCat / Paddle / Razorpay? >Backend → Node.js / Supabase / Firebase? >Hosting → Vercel / Cloudflare / AWS / DigitalOcean? Also curious: >Which AI tools do you use daily for vibe coding? >Do you fully trust AI-generated code or always review/debug it yourself? >For AI integration in websites/apps, which provider do you recommend for: good performance lower cost for starters easy integration production scalability If you started again today from scratch, what stack would you choose for a modern production-ready website/app?