Dylan Ramos
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Tech Stack

Technologies I useProduction Ready Stack

My default stack is Next.js, TypeScript, Tailwind CSS, Prisma, Supabase, Posgresql, and MongoDB — tools I trust to go from a rough idea to a deployed, production-ready app without fighting the tooling along the way.

Frontend

Next.js logoNext.jsReact logoReactReact Native logoReact NativeTypeScript logoTypeScriptTailwind CSS logoTailwind CSSJavaScript logoJavaScriptFlutter logoFlutterHTML/CSS logoHTML/CSS

Backend

Node.js logoNode.jsREST APIJWT logoJWTPrisma logoPrismaPostgreSQL logoPostgreSQLMongoDB logoMongoDBSupabase logoSupabaseDart logoDartFirebase logoFirebase

Dev Tools

Git logoGitGitHub logoGitHubVS CodeVercel logoVercelExpo Go logoExpo GoNetlify logoNetlifyDocker logoDockerEmailJSCal.com logoCal.comCanvaGimp logoGimp

Explore As Code

techstack.ts
const frontend = {
  key: 'frontend',
  label: 'Frontend',
  items: [
    'Next.js',
    'React',
    'React Native',
    'TypeScript',
    'Tailwind CSS',
    'JavaScript',
    'Flutter',
    'HTML/CSS'
  ]
}

How I Choose My Stack

Performance First

I lean toward tools with a small runtime cost and fast build times, so the app stays snappy as it grows.

Boring on Purpose

I pick proven, well-documented tools over the newest trend — fewer surprises in production.

Built to Scale

Typed end to end, with a database and backend that can grow from a side project into something real.

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