Welcome to Syntax today. We've got a Pollock episode for you today. We're going to be talking about Nodejs back end choice.

If you want to build a quick rest API, what you use in Node, a whole bunch of questions around like full stack.

Like what stack should I pull together in order to build like a SaaS app or a CMS that I want to do your own?

We talk a bit about when to use a service versus when to host it

yourself. That free tier will come and bite you in the butt once they pull the rug from you.

Scott is wrong about TAN stack forms. It doesn't understand what they're for. No. And simple stacks.

Someone saying like was express in view and MySQL the perfect stack?

Should we go back to that?

Is next year as too complicated?

We're getting all into that.

So let's get it going.

I feel like this is the stack a setchisode, Wes.

Yes, it's a stack, nothing but stacks.

Full stack flapjack.

Full stack flapjack. Let's go. You ready, Scott? How you doing today?

Hey, I'm doing good, man, just chilling, hanging out. Being back on my Mac feels weird. I'm just

been turning into a Linux boy, so. You've been all over the Omarchie using Linux app get installing things. I've not used Appgit. There's something called Pac-Man. I've been Pac-Man in. I've been chomp-chom-chomping, waku-baku, all that stuff. How are you doing? I'm doing good. We're recording on a Thursday today, which is a little odd, but I'm heading out next week, so we're getting ahead of it, cranking out one for you. And like, honestly, we do a potluck once a month. And there's a lot of questions today. I couldn't believe it. Like, we often come back to the potluck and we're, like, we could maybe do two of these a month. Sometimes there's just so many good questions. So please keep the questions coming.

Go to syntax.fm and in the ural bar in the menu, there's a button that says potluck cues.

You can fill that out.

And we'll answer your question up on an upcoming episode.

So you would say Ural or Earl.

Earl.

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