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Tech stack is the mix of programming tools, languages, and frameworks that the developers use to make mobile and web applications. There are two primary components to any application, known as front end and back end. Are you a founder, CTO, CEO, consultant or another stakeholder who needs to choose how to build a software product? Would it be good for you to use Java or Python as a language? What is the best front-end option: React, Angular, or Vue JS? Shouldn't something be said about the database - MySQL, MongoDB or Postgres? Would it be a good idea for you to self-host with Nginx or Apache on DigitalOcean, or simply go with Amazon AWS? What's more, If you have a million questions and don't know where to begin, this article can assist you in making your decision. Type of Project The type of project is dependably a determinant in picking the right stack. Small projects - If the project is a small one, and you have to deliver it in the briefest time possible, at that point simple technologies like WordPress or CMS can be utilized; particularly if the requirement involves a working prototype that has been delivered within a strict timeline. Mid-range projects - But when the project is small to mid-level, then it would require a combination of programming languages because the developers would require something that gives them with different functionalities and seamless integrations across multiple platforms. Complex projects - Then there are mind-boggling projects where the developers need to create web applications with several functions. Here as well, they will work with several programming languages and making use of various web technologies. Examples of such projects would be huge e-commerce marketplaces, social networks, etc. Time to Market (TTM) Planning a date for the product launch and completing product on time is a challenge. On the off chance that it devours a lot of time for development and testing, remember there is a high chance you