How it's built
Tools for finding the one issue that matters
A tech stack is the collection of tools used to build and run a product. IssueNumber.one helps people surface a priority through questions and answers, while teams can focus on the issues they would fix first.
This website
Astro builds the marketing pages as static files. A Cloudflare Worker serves the public question and issue pages from the live catalog, while Cloudflare serves the static pages directly. The same deployment carries the Angular app for signed-in routes.
The product
The interactive app uses Angular and Ionic. A Go service owns the public question and answer API and stores its data in Firestore. Public pages show reviewed, indexable questions; private answers and identity fields stay behind the authenticated API. The frontend and backend are tested in their own workspaces.
Our tools used here
SpecScore structures the project's specifications. Shared Sneat platform packages supply authentication and Space foundations to the app. The public pages use the same issue catalog as the Go service, so search visitors can reach current questions.
Related projects
inGitDB is explored in the project's Git storage specification as a data ownership option. It is related work, not the current Firestore storage path.