Question 1

How do you choose which technologies to recommend?

Accepted Answer

Our recommendations are based on real production experience across dozens of projects. We prioritize proven, well-maintained technologies with strong ecosystems. We avoid hype-driven choices and focus on tools that our team has shipped to production and maintained long-term.

Question 2

Should I always use the recommended stack?

Accepted Answer

Not necessarily. These are good defaults for common scenarios, but your specific situation matters. If your team has deep expertise in a different framework, that often outweighs theoretical advantages. The best stack is one your team can ship and maintain effectively.

Question 3

Why do you recommend Next.js so often?

Accepted Answer

Next.js hits the sweet spot for most web projects: great SEO with server rendering, excellent developer experience, strong ecosystem, and Vercel makes deployment trivial. For purely internal tools or highly custom backends, other choices may be better — the recommender accounts for this.

Question 4

What if I already have a codebase and want to add AI?

Accepted Answer

You do not need to rebuild. AI features (LLM APIs, RAG, agents) can be integrated into most existing stacks. The key decisions are which AI provider, how to handle streaming, and where to store embeddings. We specialize in adding AI to existing products without rip-and-replace.

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FAQ

How do you choose which technologies to recommend?

Should I always use the recommended stack?

Why do you recommend Next.js so often?

What if I already have a codebase and want to add AI?