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i'm going to get downvoted on this for sure, but basically if you enjoy writing mindless, infinitely nested callbacks then nodejs is for you. i liked the packa
by epynonymous 10y ago
i'm going to get downvoted on this for sure, but basically if you enjoy writing mindless, infinitely nested callbacks then nodejs is for you.
i liked the package manager npm, but otherwise i prefer golang all the way for backend code.
- X0nic 10y agoI prefer Rails or Elixir, but golang is a solid choice.
- epynonymous 10y agocame from ror/sinatra, but really like the deployment ease of golang, just copy a binary, dont need rvm, ruby interpreter, gems, etc. i think the performance is much better for golang, but i dont like golang's orms and the templating languages really suck relative to haml, etc. i mostly use golang for restful api backends and mobile on the frontend (mobile first), but for dynamic websites, golang is not that interesting.