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I've been wanting to start a (passion) project that will essentially go like this: I'll create a website, and in this website users will be able to look up words in a specific language to get their meaning directly from a dictionary, as well as being able to see every form of the word, i.e. past perfect, pluperfect, future indicative, etc. Given I'm new to this and would have to learn it all, what technologies should I use, other than the standard JS, HTML and CSS?

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I'd say to start off using Next.JS as your front-end and back-end as it has an included API System managed by it, that will make you job easier to host this off, and if you are going to use an external API from somone else that will give back the meaning and the different forms you are good to go, as long as you cache the answers of the api, to prevent useless request and waste time.

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