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Frontend SIde : programming | Torhoo darknet markets

Are there any solutions for a marketplace frontend? I already have a backend built with Go + MongoDB, but I'm don't know how to quickly handle the frontend.

/u/UKDistribution

1 points

1 month ago

but I'm don't know how to quickly handle the frontend.

A marketplace should never be quickly handled on the front or backend....

/u/majorpayne2

1 points

1 month ago

general rule of thumb, just stick with tailwindcss
you can't rely on any JS-based bullshit frameworks which literally only leaves CSS frameworks, and tailwind is far and away my fav for that use

also, as ukdist said, there's no 'Quickly'. Do stuff right the first time, and pentest it. Same with opsec. No half-measures

/u/[deleted] 📢

1 points

1 month ago

Then what will the frontend stack look like if we don’t use JS frameworks like ReactJS or NextJS? Does it mean just HTML + TailwindCSS.
P.S.: Why can’t I use JS in such cases?

/u/majorpayne2

1 points

1 month ago

client-side JS is very looked down upon in darkweb circles due to the inherent security risks. most known deanonymization attacks required JS.
your process will look like: user sends request to backend, backend returns .html file using html/template lib. look up SSR sites. you won't be able to make this a SPA using, for example, HTMX. an example of a site with no client-side JS is dread. ive written various web apps with no js, and honestly i find code to be easier to maintain without all the fancy JS libraries

/u/[deleted] 📢

1 points

1 month ago

ok, thanks. but what did you use then? only html and tailwindcss, right?

/u/majorpayne2

1 points

1 month ago

correct, only html and tailwindcss. you don't need anything else.
go as the backend, serving html and tailwindcss.

/u/NemoFish

1 points

1 month ago

If you are building an onion marketplace, don't use javascript. Use server side rendering for everything learn tailwindcss cli, html, css and etc...
Alternatively, you can use Remix without javascript.

/u/[deleted] 📢

1 points

1 month ago

thanks bro

/u/treblex

1 points

1 month ago

Tailwind or bootstrap and you be golden
+ remember that you can turn any JS code into CSS with some work.

/u/LibertyExchange

2 points

1 month ago

This is not true.

/u/treblex

1 points

1 month ago

Obviously you can't fart colors with JS. I meant the technical parts for most of the frontend of random template: like drop downs and popups and shit.

/u/americanpenkovsky

1 points

1 month ago

As others have said: Use server-side rendering and pretend that JS never existed. Bootstrap and Tailwind are my go-to CSS frameworks, although you have to be careful with Bootstrap as Bootstrap leverages JavaScript for some components.