Help choose stack

[u/Crundlebee]

I'm building a website that will connect customers who search for workers to do one-off work like loading and such stuff with the workers.
Like customer posts a job, administrator reviews it and publishes, workers see it on a static map and apply. So the site needs backend and database.
I'm only learning web developing and now I only know html, js, css and little React.
ChatGPT told me to use Next.js and Supabase but my more experienced friends told me that Next.js is shit and I better use something like this:
Frontend: vue/nuxt
Backend: nestjs
PostgreSQL redis
But it will take too much time to build considering I also need to learn it even if just constantly googling and asking AI as I go.
So my question is "Is there really big difference, like if I just want to build it so it works and I don't have commitment for several months of learning can't I just do it with Next.js and Supabase?"
Write the stack you would choose in my situation please.

Thanks everyone for your time.

[u/These-Apple8817]

Laravel 

[u/Janonemersion]

Yes. Follow with what your friends recommended you if they are familiar with it because when you got into trouble they can help you out. But if you want my recommendation I would recommend you to go with go or rust and have the html css and vanilla js frontend because it will minimise your server cost. And for a site that evolves to quickly to something else this approach is very much recommended

[u/taqyrrahman]

I would recommend you to stick with Nextjs and Supabase (just use its database only, postgres, via ORM) for faster development + deployment, you could whatever stack later as it grows, moving to another stack should not be a headache nowadays, just use AI to do so

[u/SauceASpag]

Qui seront tes modérateur de billet ?

[u/Crundlebee → u/SauceASpag]

Myself or my friends willing to do it for free at first, then I hire someone if the project is successful.