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If you're already very comfortable with Python then that should be your first choice for the backend. You can be flexible with the framework though - Flask[0] is also popular, or you can try one of the new async ones like FastAPI[1].
For the frontend I would suggest htmx[2]. You will anyway need to do some html, and htmx will save you the trouble of learning a JS framework.
0. https://flask.palletsprojects.com/en/1.1.x/
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If you're already very comfortable with Python then that should be your first choice for the backend. You can be flexible with the framework though - Flask[0] is also popular, or you can try one of the new async ones like FastAPI[1].
For the frontend I would suggest htmx[2]. You will anyway need to do some html, and htmx will save you the trouble of learning a JS framework.
0. https://flask.palletsprojects.com/en/1.1.x/
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I would start with separating the frontend and backend, as some others have suggested. I would probably use react but could try svelte or vue also. In the start you can mock the backend or have a memory-kept version of it.
For backend (the api) I would go for c# or nodejs (maybe with nextjs). I might combine this with a serverless solution like Architect.
