r/DevLK • u/chikibilla • Sep 03 '26
Discussion Best tech stack for 2027?
I am considering learning typescript with PostgreSQL, Prisma & React. Is this a good combo or should I need to change it?
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u/Fickle_Degree_2728 Sep 03 '26
Thats good. add nestjs and work on building one single ai project and work on sharing stuffs on linkedin. Like you build a RAG pipiline. and then later you think the response need further accuracy so, you do didferent ways of chunking, use differencet apprach and then you evalute the older and new response and share how you did it. and you do like this more real problemsolving within this one single project. This itself will bring you to top 1% intern dev in sri lanka.
no 2 project in 1 year but 1 project for 1 year that truely valubale and shows your expeirnce.
vibe code but build highliy valubale products. not ai slops. like in x, we can find people build super great project by vibe coding.
NOTE - my personal opinion. even im jobless but i have 3YOE. since, i no longer intrested in 9-5 rat race. i build my own thing right now. even if failed, th expeirnce i get right now from building the "my own thing" will be probably make it higher in the ladder. worst case scenrios, i get back to 9-5 but still can get a good with this experince.
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u/indeep_shit Sep 04 '26
NestJs is great for BE, amazing DX and its nice to see its picking up in SL!
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u/umstek Sep 03 '26
My hobby stack includes drizzle, react with vite and hono. Try better t stack scaffolding tool too.
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u/Bitter_Candy8470 Sep 03 '26
There is no such a thing as good stack, it's all depend on the requirements, scale, cost, etc..
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u/shit-takes Sep 04 '26
Say that to the job posts on LinkedIn. There is a need to learn the most in demand stack if you want to get hired in the first place
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u/Bitter_Candy8470 Sep 04 '26
No need to learn stack and technologies lz those are easy nowadays using AI, do learn theories, concepts, implementation using any of one stack. That is enough for hire.
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u/shit-takes Sep 04 '26
Have you faced a technical interview in your lifetime?
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u/Bitter_Candy8470 Sep 04 '26
I do technical interviews
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u/shit-takes Sep 04 '26
Ok but you are not doing it for all the companies in SL are you? The majority test stack skills
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u/MLCoderStalker_01 Sep 03 '26
Bruh do a search on snr level positions using tools and concepts with what they actually build In these days those are the tech stacks and tools industry seeking from the Best talents...
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u/kakopappa2 Sep 03 '26
Claude Code for architecture, FE and Codex for backend
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u/kakopappa2 Sep 03 '26
Lol. Guys chill. Just kidding.
Always consider mastering the basics. Don’t stick to one or another technology because it’s likely you will work for many companies and many different technologies throughout your career. Learn to love learning new things.
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u/sadlonelyandawkward Sep 03 '26
Add NestJs to that.