@zyklop easiest to set up imo is nodejs + express + postgres
If you're just making a simple application you may not need to set up a SQL database tho. I have a web app for some employees at my company and I just have nodejs update a csv file with values. Yeah it's not pretty but if it works..
Actually I like your second idea here..
I worked with a php cms for decades which stored all content that was editable through the admin-login simply into markdown files (@getkirby) . No other dependencies than php. No database at all. That definitely has its upsides.
So then it would be #angular frontend, #nodejs backend, probably with some lib that makes it easier to customize the file(s).
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