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> I've had an interesting discussion in a Ruby/Rails related group. if the discussion has a log somewhere on the web it would be interesting to provide a link.
by aikah 10y ago
> I've had an interesting discussion in a Ruby/Rails related group.
if the discussion has a log somewhere on the web it would be interesting to provide a link.
I don't choose this or that tech for the sake of it. I choose the right tool for the job or what the client imposes. So it should mostly be about the requirements. Obviously some techs are more versatile than others.
The community is also important. Getting help from a respectful and friendly community is important. Because there are some really shitty language communities out there...
- avitzurel 10y agoThe discussion does exist, although you'll need to use the "translate" options on some of the comments https://www.facebook.com/groups/173510639329747/permalink/1493584430655688/ https://www.facebook.com/groups/173510639329747/permalink/14... I agree with your comment 100% and that's what I commented in that discussion as well. Question is, with 3 things that conceptually serve almost the same purpose, why would you choose one over the other. For example: Rails, Django, Meteor.