# What is your best back-end stack?

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**Post date:** [23 July 2021 14:19 UTC](https://forum.devtalk.com/t/what-is-your-best-back-end-stack/14430/3 "2021-07-23T14:19:51Z")

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Well I do like Elixir in the back end, with PostgreSQL.  
For the architecture, I use `Commanded` at work. It was complicated to grasp at first but now it makes a lot more sense.

Not a great fan of document based databases.

For me Elixir’s solves all the problems I can encounter. Lately I’ve used GenStage to handle synchronisation on some events. I’m eager to see how it’d be handled in another language.

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