There is no right answer but different stacks can either speed up development or slow it down. I would say it depends on what kind of app you want to build.
Are you going to have a lot of client side interactivity? If so I would say go for javascript front end and a javascript backend (node or deno). Otherwise I would probably say run elixir with elixir liveview if you don’t have that mch experience since the learning curve will be big anyway.
Phoenix liveview is imo much better than django and htmx. The amount of stuff you can do with little code is unmatched with any other environment I have tried. Which you stated was the goal here.
Remember you can do a lot of interactive stuff with css.
There is no right answer but different stacks can either speed up development or slow it down. I would say it depends on what kind of app you want to build.
Are you going to have a lot of client side interactivity? If so I would say go for javascript front end and a javascript backend (node or deno). Otherwise I would probably say run elixir with elixir liveview if you don’t have that mch experience since the learning curve will be big anyway.
Phoenix liveview is imo much better than django and htmx. The amount of stuff you can do with little code is unmatched with any other environment I have tried. Which you stated was the goal here.
Remember you can do a lot of interactive stuff with css.