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It doesn't matter what you use to build your back-end APIs. All your client will see are REST endpoints that produce/consume JSON. I'd do the API in Rails, jus
by gt565k 11y ago
It doesn't matter what you use to build your back-end APIs. All your client will see are REST endpoints that produce/consume JSON.
I'd do the API in Rails, just because there are probably more resources available and the framework is very REST oriented. Don't know much about Node though, could be just as good.
- scalesolved 11y agoI'd agree, for a new comer I think Rails will be much more forgiving and easier to work with.
- jc_811 11y agoThanks for answering! That seems to be the common consensus
- jc_811 11y agoThanks for the advice!