[muzani]

I've tried them as a shortcut, and nearly all of them have been slower than just writing code. Think of it as a form of high-interest tech debt. If you're experienced, it's faster to pick up something lower code but not everyone has that luxury. Tech debt is still better than cash debt as long as you can throw away the prototype.

Don't worry too much about the stack. The basic principle is you'll have to iterate eventually, and so whatever you build will be scrapped once the users touch it anyway.