Go to tech stack ?

Let's test our developers out here. Type: same business model as amazon. Market: india Requirements: user facing application, seller portal and an admin dashboard. Considering the requirements, what can be best suited tech stack for frontend and backend. P.s. this product is backed by a huge VC.

Describe the Tech Stack your company is using. let me start. Frontend - Nextjs - React Query - React Hook Form - Styled Component Backend - Nodejs (Express) - Python with Lambda's Database - MongoDB - DynamoDB - AWS Opensearch AWS Services - EC2, ECR - S3, EBS - SNS, SES - SQS, EventBridge

I am working in SAP as full stack developer from past 15 years and getting only 35 lakhs ctc. Whereas here in grapevine i can see salaries ranging till 2 crore or so for software engineers. How can that be? I am interested in programming and want to know for which tech stack salaries are best. Means , generally popular programming languages like java programmers also earn more? Or is it just me who is not able to earn more?please help me with good tech stack

Tech twitter community full of clowns telling you to learn just HTML,CSS,JS,REACT,NODEJS,MONGODB and you are a full stack developer. Comment your actual tech stack that you use in your startup/company/freelancing Mention every important library for things like Auth and all .

I generally come across Web: MERN with Typescript Mobile: Kotlin with compose, Flutter, Objective C, React Native Desktop: Java with Spring, C++ I want to know the tech stack before applying to companies.

I'm planning to learn backend. 1. After backend basics, which language and framework should I start with 2. Should I have to learn front end technologies too? From google getting very generic response.

Having worked in IT as a developer and other tech roles, I am having a feeling of how long I am going to do the same and keep grinding myself for someone else’s businesses to grow. I personally feel from childhood I would enjoy and love to do something of my own but I am so confused and have not much idea on what to start and from where to start. Feels stuck somewhere and actually I am doing nothing. Any suggestions?

I have 6 years experience. My current base/fixed is 60 LPA. (I also got a 5 lakh bonus and 5 lakh of my ESOPs vested this year making my total vested about 30 lakh. So the total comp is 70). I'm being offered a senior engineer position in an early stage startup (as part of the founding engineer team). They haven't given an offer yet. Being early stage, the emphasis will most likely be on ESOPs. How do I evaluate this and set my expectations? (If I were to switch to a mature company, I believe the hikes usually are between 15-20%? How does this work for early stage startups?)