> Laravel(PHP), Phoenix(Elixir), React+Meteor(JS), and RoR(Ruby). All solutions have trade-off. Obviously rails isn't adapted if an app is focused on websocket

> Laravel(PHP), Phoenix(Elixir), React+Meteor(JS), and RoR(Ruby). All solutions have trade-off. Obviously rails isn't adapted if an app is focused on websockets, Elixir gives you good primitives for distributed programming and PHP runs on cheap hosting. Rails is really like "ok , I have like 2 weeks I need to develop a complex CRM for a client" , something in my opinion that cannot be pulled off that quickly with other solutions. But yeah , there is no silver-bullet. When I read articles like these I wonder if the author really believes it or if he is trolling : https://www.linkedin.com/pulse/go-dominate-next-decade-ian-eyberg https://www.linkedin.com/pulse/go-dominate-next-decade-ian-e... Every solution has its share of problems,even Go.