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I agree. At this time Javascript's biggest strength is build tools. It may not be as mature as PHP on the server, but there is so much community growth that I
by BrianDGLS 11y ago
I agree.
At this time Javascript's biggest strength is build tools. It may not be as mature as PHP on the server, but there is so much community growth that I don't think it will be long catching up.
- delta9 11y agoIt's like saying PHP as a great community, we will catching up JAVA soon.. non sense, as the topic said, I want to use node if there are some killer app that I want to use, like the one I know in other languages. Do you know any like drupal for example (multilingual, workflow, content management system, and more) ?
- Daishiman 11y agoOn the contrary. The fact that there's at least 4 "mainstream" build tools and their popularity changes every 6 months is a sign of an ecosystem with little stability that is no good to build a solid foundation. On Ruby and Python land, how long has it been since RoR and Django have been the dominant players?