The best technology choice is rarely the newest or the most talked-about. It is the one that fits the problem you are actually solving, the people who will maintain it, and the budget you can sustain.
Start with the outcome. What does success look like in six months? Work backwards from there to the smallest, most reliable set of tools that gets you to that outcome.
Favour boring, well-supported technology for the core of your system, and reserve novelty for the places where it gives you a genuine advantage. This keeps your build maintainable and your risk low.
Finally, plan for change. The right architecture makes it cheap to add features and swap components later — which matters far more than any single framework choice.