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Just wanted to know the best tech stack for a coding compiler similar to online gdb...? Help me out |
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If you’re aiming to build a coding compiler like OnlineGDB, I’d suggest going with the MERN stack (MongoDB, Express.js, React, Node.js) since it provides a solid full-stack solution with flexibility and scalability; React can handle the frontend where users write and test code with an intuitive editor (integrating something like Monaco Editor or CodeMirror), Node.js with Express can serve as the backend to manage requests and communicate with the compiler service, while MongoDB can store user data, code snippets, and session histories; the actual code execution can be handled in isolated environments (like Docker containers or sandboxes) triggered by the Node.js backend for security, and the real strength of MERN here is that it allows for a seamless JavaScript-based development flow across frontend and backend, reducing overhead and making it easier to maintain and scale the project as more features like debugging, multi-language support, or collaboration are added. |
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Thanks Brother! |
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If you’re aiming to build a coding compiler like OnlineGDB, I’d suggest going with the MERN stack (MongoDB, Express.js, React, Node.js) since it provides a solid full-stack solution with flexibility and scalability; React can handle the frontend where users write and test code with an intuitive editor (integrating something like Monaco Editor or CodeMirror), Node.js with Express can serve as the backend to manage requests and communicate with the compiler service, while MongoDB can store user data, code snippets, and session histories; the actual code execution can be handled in isolated environments (like Docker containers or sandboxes) triggered by the Node.js backend for security, and …