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It seems your looking for something A) Simple but powerful, B) scalable This is all my opinion, but I would take a chance to try out Vue.Js on the frontend. If
by jamesmp98 10y ago
It seems your looking for something A) Simple but powerful, B) scalable
This is all my opinion, but I would take a chance to try out Vue.Js on the frontend. If you want to learn something a little different, Elm looks cool too.
On the backend, ASP.Net core is looking good to me. Although, Go and Elixir are picking up fast. Heck, ignore the haters and use Node if you want.
Finally, don't be scared to use something "old" like Java (EE or Spring) or even Rails (personally, I believe the whole performance fiasco is not as bad as you would think)
- onion2k 10y agoWhy would a CMS need to scale? At most you'll probably have a few tens of admin users logged in concurrently, and a few million people viewing pages that could be baked in to static HTML assets if scaling is a priority. An AWS micro instance and an S3 bucket would handle that.
- jamesmp98 10y agoFirst off, we are discussing a CRM not a CMS and secondly, he said no to Rails for perf reasons.