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There is no such standard in the Web. Everybody is going to tell you something different. The other guy suggested a full JS stack, i would suggest Rails. The ne
by herbst 10y ago
There is no such standard in the Web. Everybody is going to tell you something different. The other guy suggested a full JS stack, i would suggest Rails. The next may suggests the .NET stack. There is simply no standard, just use what you think fits your style.
Things to look at:
* Rails
* Node
* Django (maybe?)
* Spring (if you like Java)
There is a completely different tooling ecosystem behind each of those.
- tananaev 10y agoThanks for suggestions. My guess was that for fully dynamic website (like Gmail), full JS stack would be a better fit. Please correct me if I'm wrong.
- herbst 10y agoIMO there is no reason to think that is the case. If you feel comfortable doing all in JS it sure is a fitting choice. But for example also Rails comes with real time functionality these days. I still strongly believe there is no right or better in the web, just different approaches for the same solutions. If you are not yet fully focused on JS, but have no idea what else, just pick a community you think you would like to be part of. (This for example disables me to use PHP, JS & .NET)
- S4M 10y agoHonest question: why "maybe?" for Django? (I use python Flask myself).