A personal blog should be whatever the author wants it to be of course, and a developer should play with whatever technology he/she wants. But as a backend developer, I don't want any Javascript on my site, because I hate writing it and I don't like browsing it.
These statements indicate to me that this "ideal tech stack" is rather personal to the author:
> I want to build the site in React and TypeScript
> I don't want limitations on what my personal website can be/become. Sure, my current site consists of two simple, static blog posts. But down the road, I may want to...
> I literally have zero memory of how we used to build forms in the pre-React times.
I think I'll keep it at Hugo for now, with just HTML and CSS.
These statements indicate to me that this "ideal tech stack" is rather personal to the author:
> I want to build the site in React and TypeScript
> I don't want limitations on what my personal website can be/become. Sure, my current site consists of two simple, static blog posts. But down the road, I may want to...
> I literally have zero memory of how we used to build forms in the pre-React times.
I think I'll keep it at Hugo for now, with just HTML and CSS.