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developing web sites with Javascript, json and HttpSelfHostServer

For some business web application in the future I would like to use this constellation :
- web site designed in in html/css/javascript/JQuery (Single Page)
- using https
- using stateless authentication
- get content/data (maybe sensitive) from web services (HttpSelfHostServer with Prepared SQL Statements) returning JSON to the Javascript site

I read much about web site security and I'm worried about the fact, if this is a secure combination.

Can you help me to get a recommendation ?
Is there a kind of trap I will fall into ?

Thanks for your evaluation (and the appropriate arguments).

Gerhard
JavaScriptMicrosoft IIS Web ServerWeb Languages and StandardsNoSQL DatabasesBootstrap

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GKiessling

8/22/2022 - Mon
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Since you have not defined specific scope to this question, this is difficult to pinpoint actual solution.

But you an look at AngularJS, BootStrap, Node.JS, Express. Assuming you will have some sort of database at the backend, you may look at some NoSQL database (such as MongoDB).

If you want to do WebSites based on purely JavaScript, HTML and CSS,  MEAN stack could be way to go.
MEAN stands for

MongoDB
Express.JS
Angular.JS
Node.JS
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Thanks for the answer(s). They are quite "universal".
Some keywords for concrete circumstances I would have to pay attention for would have been nice.
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