The right technology should come from the project goal, not from trend pressure. A brochure website and a mobile product do not need the same stack.
Start with goals and constraints
Define what the product must do, who will use it, how fast it needs to launch, and how much you can invest. Technology should support those constraints.
💡 Tip: Invest in quality and save on long-term costs.
Think about maintenance early
Consider who will maintain the project, which integrations are required, and how quickly the product may need to scale. A cheap start can become expensive later.
Choose clarity over novelty
Prefer technologies with strong documentation, active ecosystems, and a clear fit for the project. Unnecessarily exotic choices usually increase risk and cost.
Conclusion
Summary: the best stack is the one that fits the goal, budget, and long-term maintenance plan.