> Use something productive and ship it. This! Can't agree with it more. Your clients don't care if your backend is written in PHP, Rails, or Go. Use whatever i

> Use something productive and ship it. This! Can't agree with it more. Your clients don't care if your backend is written in PHP, Rails, or Go. Use whatever is your best tool in order to ship it quickly. It's "acceptable" to have a reasonable amount of fun, but don't waste time learning a whole new stack at the risk of validated learning. Unless it's supposed to be a fun project to begin with.