Yea I feel like an actual boring stack would be LAMP w/ JQuery & bootstrap on some hosting provider (and the blog would be written on wordpress).

The stack described in the OP is a fairly modern stack...

Thanks, for all of your comments so far on this site. I don't know what you do specifically but what I can glean from them is inspiring to say the least... even the secrets you keep reinforce what I feel is the right way to act.

Just wanted to say it.

was honestly expecting a stack along the line of yours - the one in the article is actually fairly complex and not-boring.

my exact sentiments lol

How big is your team? Mind disclosing what the SaaS is? I'd love to learn more.

I'm the only dev

Would love to pick your brain about how you grew and scaled up as a 1 man team, email me? mark@gun.eco

okay

A simple no would have sufficed

I run multiple SASSes for clients for myself and clients on far more "boring" stacks than this. One of them still has significant bits of VB.Net!

This post seems like a sea of trendy buzzwords to me. Maybe he thinks it's not trendy because it's not docker/serverless, but to me that stack is mainly a load of fads. React/Redux/Webpack are "standard", damn, 4 years ago you could have replaced that with a plethora of alternatives, as you probably will be able to in 4 years time.