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  1. Web foundations

    HTML

    The semantic markup language that structures web documents and applications.

    Build accessible, indexable, resilient content before adding behavior.

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  2. Web foundations

    CSS

    The styling language for layout, typography, adaptation, and visual states.

    Create responsive interfaces and visual systems without depending on JavaScript.

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  3. Interface

    Preact

    A compact React alternative for reactive interfaces.

    Add stateful components to applications that do not need a heavy runtime.

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  4. Web

    Astro

    A content-focused web framework with server rendering and minimal client JavaScript.

    Build fast sites, SSR pages, and interactive islands without shipping a full runtime by default.

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  5. Applications

    Flutter

    A cross-platform toolkit for building mobile and desktop applications from one codebase.

    Build cross-platform native interfaces with a consistent widget system.

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  6. Managed backend

    Supabase

    A PostgreSQL-based backend platform for application data and services.

    Quickly provide persistence and backend services for connected products.

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  7. Web

    Next.js

    A React framework for hybrid-rendered web applications.

    Combine server routes, React components, and optimized delivery.

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  8. Interface

    React

    A declarative library for component-based interfaces.

    Model complex state and share visual systems between runtimes.

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  9. Language

    TypeScript

    JavaScript with static types for safer contracts.

    Catch inconsistencies early and make layer boundaries explicit.

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  10. Language

    JavaScript

    The web’s native language and the foundation of the frontend ecosystem.

    Create progressive behavior that runs directly in the browser.

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  11. Runtime

    Node.js

    A JavaScript runtime for services, tooling, and server applications.

    Run APIs and TypeScript tooling in the same ecosystem as web applications.

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  12. Backend

    Go

    A simple, concurrent, and efficient compiled language.

    Build small, predictable operational services that are easy to deploy.

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  13. Backend

    NestJS

    A Node.js framework for modular, typed APIs.

    Organize controllers, validation, authentication, and use cases into maintainable services.

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  14. Identity

    Better Auth

    An authentication framework for TypeScript.

    Manage sessions, cookies, and trusted origins with shared contracts.

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  15. Data

    PostgreSQL

    A robust, extensible relational database.

    Persist transactional data with integrity, indexes, and atomic operations.

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  16. Data

    Prisma

    A typed ORM for relational databases.

    Model persistence, migrations, and queries with generated types.

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  17. Local data

    SQLite / SQLCipher

    An embedded database; SQLCipher adds transparent encryption.

    Provide transactional local persistence without depending on a server.

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  18. Native

    Tauri

    A toolkit for desktop and mobile apps with a web frontend and Rust core.

    Share a web interface without giving up controlled native storage and capabilities.

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  19. Data and CMS

    Directus

    A data platform on top of SQL with APIs, permissions, and an admin panel.

    Expose operational data with role controls without building a back office from scratch.

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  20. Language

    Rust

    A systems language with memory safety and no garbage collector.

    Build safe and efficient native boundaries.

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  21. Infrastructure

    Docker

    Reproducible containers for services and dependencies.

    Package, connect, and deploy complete stacks consistently.

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  22. Deployment

    Dokploy

    A self-hosted platform for deploying and managing applications and services.

    Centralize deployments, configuration, and Docker stack operations from one controlled surface.

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  23. Systems

    Linux

    An open operating system for servers and workstations.

    Operate services with control, automation, and observability.

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  24. Infrastructure

    Cloudflare

    Edge network, DNS, and tunnels for web services.

    Publish services, protect origins, and connect distributed infrastructure.

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  25. Automation

    Bash

    The common shell and scripting language on Unix systems.

    Automate installation, diagnostics, and repeatable operational tasks.

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  26. Interface

    Tailwind CSS

    A utility-first CSS framework.

    Build consistent visual systems close to the markup.

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  27. Quality

    Vitest

    A test runner integrated with Vite and TypeScript.

    Verify units and contracts with fast project-native configuration.

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  28. Tooling

    Vite

    A fast web development server and bundler.

    Deliver short development cycles and optimized builds.

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  29. Quality

    Playwright

    Browser automation for end-to-end and visual testing.

    Check interaction, accessibility, and regressions in a real browser.

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  30. Motion

    GSAP

    An animation engine for precise web sequences.

    Orchestrate motion with control over timing, easing, and state.

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  31. Version control

    Git

    A distributed system for recording changes and coordinating software development.

    Maintain a verifiable history, isolate work, and review changes before integration.

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  32. Tooling

    pnpm

    An efficient package manager with strong workspace support.

    Manage monorepos with reproducible installs and little duplicated storage.

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  33. Virtualization

    Proxmox VE

    A Debian-based virtualization platform for virtual machines and LXC containers.

    Split one physical server into isolated guests without giving up control of the hardware.

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  34. Orchestration

    Kubernetes

    A container orchestrator that continuously reconciles actual state with declared state.

    Describe what a deployment should look like and let the cluster hold it there.

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  35. Infrastructure as code

    Terraform

    A declarative tool that creates resources and keeps state describing what exists.

    See an infrastructure change before applying it instead of discovering it afterwards.

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  36. Automation

    Ansible

    Agentless automation that applies configuration over SSH from playbooks and roles.

    Bring a host to a known state and repeat the operation without different results.

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  37. Continuous delivery

    Argo CD

    A GitOps controller that syncs a Kubernetes cluster with a Git repository.

    Let the repository be the only description of the cluster and notice when the two stop matching.

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  38. Continuous integration

    Jenkins

    An automation server for test, build, and publish pipelines.

    Handle the part of the process that happens before there is an image to deploy.

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  39. Continuous integration

    GitHub Actions

    Automation inside the repository, defined in workflows versioned next to the code.

    Run checks on every push and pull request without maintaining a server.

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  40. Networking

    WireGuard

    An in-kernel VPN with fixed cryptography and a short configuration.

    Have one door into a private network instead of exposing administrative interfaces.

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  41. Observability

    Prometheus

    A time-series database that collects metrics by scraping and queries them with PromQL.

    Know what was happening before a failure, not only that it happened.

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  42. Observability

    Grafana

    A query and dashboard interface over metrics and logs.

    Bring metrics and logs into one view so diagnosis does not mean switching tools.

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  43. Secrets

    Bitwarden

    Bitwarden Secrets Manager: a secrets store with per-project access and machine clients.

    Keep credentials out of the repository, out of shell history, and out of the process list.

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  44. Data

    MongoDB

    A document database with indexes, aggregations, and a schema defined by the application.

    Store documents shaped the way each query asks for, without forcing a relational model.

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  45. AI integration

    MCP

    Model Context Protocol: a contract for exposing tools and resources to a model inside a session.

    Let an assistant read data through a schemed, permissioned tool instead of inferring it from text.

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  46. Coding agents

    Claude Code

    Anthropic’s coding agent, working in the terminal against the open repository.

    Delegate exploration, bounded changes, and verification, then review the result the way a pull request is reviewed.

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  47. Web and routing

    TanStack

    A typed file-tree router and a full-stack framework for React.

    Define interface and server routes in one tree, with links verified at build time.

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