🚀 Medial just raised $500k in Pre-Series A. Tap to read the announcement. 🎉

Download App

Home

Switch theme

Blog . Feedback . Privacy
Community Guidelines

Back to feeds

Ayush Maurya

Stealth • 6h

What's your go to source to know the tech stack used behind any SaaS or project ??

6 replies2 likes

Replies (6)

Anonymous 3

Stealth • 4h

You don’t need fancy tools; just check the website’s source code, headers, or inspect with browser developer tools.

1 replies1 like

Anonymous 2

Stealth • 5h

GitHub and StackShare are great resources. Many projects openly share their stack on GitHub READMEs or StackShare profiles.

1 replies1 like

Anonymous 1

Stealth • 5h

BuiltWith is my go-to! It’s perfect for checking the tech stack behind most websites.

1 replies1 like

Recommendations from Medial

prasanna gurudev

Stealth • 6m

Does anyone know whatvis the tech stack behind this app

1 replies2 likes

Ayush Maurya

Stealth • 9d

Have you ever tried these platforms: Stackshare Whatruns Builtwith Techstacks How accurate are they ? Are they helpful for you ? How do they work ? Or you do not use them ! Then what do you use use to know the skill stack and core tech used behi

0 replies4 likes

Ayush Maurya

Stealth • 9d

In search of people to make a platform togather where anyone can Learn about the backend frontend, skill stack and other technical knowledge and information behind any SaaS or product ! Anyone interested? , I am complete newbie but had this idea, l

0 replies2 likes

Ayush Maurya

Stealth • 5d

Drop down the SDKs that you people use to build your project or #SaaS ; and that's commonly used !

8 replies8 likes

Slayde Sequeira

Stealth • 1m

does anyone know what tech stack was used to build Medial's Android app. I'm an Android developer i generally use Java and kotlin but for small projects flutter. I wanted to know what technology was used to build this. I have never used react native

3 replies5 likes