In 2019, which is the best stack to start a web development project?

Prahlad Yeri - Jun 8 '19 - - Dev Community

I think these are the major ones right now (in the open source or non-enterprise world):

Back-end Stack

  1. PHP
    • Symfony
    • Laravel
    • CodeIgniter
    • CakePHP
  2. Python
    • Django
    • Flask
    • Pylon
  3. Node
    • Express
    • Hapi

Front-end stack

  1. SPA
    • react
    • angular (1/2)
    • vue.js
    • backbone.js
  2. Non-SPA
    • jquery
    • d3.js
  3. User Interface
    • Bootstrap
    • TailwindCSS
    • material-ui
    • angular-material
    • primeng

Which among these (back-end + front-end) do you think has the best chance of future-proofing?

I haven't included Java and ASP.NET because they're only used by large enterprises and their market share is minimal in web development.

Then there are some niche back-end stacks too like golang, ruby and erlang but either their share is minuscule or on the decline.

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