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WebAssembly is a criminally underused marvel of modern engineering. It allow you to run low-level languages like Rust or C on the browser instead of the server saving money and massively boosting performance.

Solidity is by far the most widely-used smart contract language in the world. Smart contracts allow you do all sorts of powerful things with the blockchain including accepting and sending payments, minting NFTs or new cryptocurrencies or even governing DAOs.

Writing Code in Rust is almost like talking directly to your computer, giving you fine-grained control and resulting in incredibly efficient and fast programs. Rust is now useable in the browser via WebAssembly so you better believe we make good use of it.

Node.js is like the Swiss Army Knife of the server-side languages. Firstly, it uses Javascript which every web developer knows opening up a huge talent pool. It also has a passionate community and endless libraries to make even complex tasks a breeze.

Sass adds a a variety of additional tools to vanilla CSS which let's Web Designers design in a more programmatic and organized way. CSS is notoriously repetitive and dull to write but with Sass by your side coding beautiful designs feels like a joy.

Socket IO harnesses the WebSocket protocol which allows the server to update the client based on the actions of other users or key events from the database. This opens up endless possibilities that are impossible with traditional HTTP requests.

MongoDB is the perfect database for startups as it let's you modify the attributes your data has on-the-fly based on the changing demands of your business. It is also extremely performant and secure which is incredibly important in this day and age where hackers seem to crack a major company's database every day!

NGINX is an incredibly lightweight server that does can easily serve static files to thousands or even millions of users per hour at a very low cost. Using a static server like NGINX strategically within your stack is all but critical to achieve the fastest possible page load speeds.