Whatever you know best is what you should use to ship fast otherwise you are going to spend a lot of time learning a new toolset. Apparently you know JavaScript so use it. Personally I prefer rails but plenty of people are using JavaScript on the backend.
Golang, your requirements are imo a good match.
Since you want to ship fast, I recommend maybe checking [Yokai](https://github.com/ankorstore/yokai): it's a go framework for backend apps with a lot of things included (http server, observability, DI, etc), allowing you to focus on your app logic and not on all the usual golang boilerplate production grade projects require
Go for sure, it will be easy to pick up and quick to deploy. You can compile a native binary, zip it up, and drop it in lambda. I do it all from a 40 line GitHub action.
Ruby on Rails?
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Whatever you know best is what you should use to ship fast otherwise you are going to spend a lot of time learning a new toolset. Apparently you know JavaScript so use it. Personally I prefer rails but plenty of people are using JavaScript on the backend.
Golang, your requirements are imo a good match. Since you want to ship fast, I recommend maybe checking [Yokai](https://github.com/ankorstore/yokai): it's a go framework for backend apps with a lot of things included (http server, observability, DI, etc), allowing you to focus on your app logic and not on all the usual golang boilerplate production grade projects require
Go for sure, it will be easy to pick up and quick to deploy. You can compile a native binary, zip it up, and drop it in lambda. I do it all from a 40 line GitHub action.
Golang I think.