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I'd say, if the site can be rewritten quickly, use the language you're most productive in. If the site is small and can be ported in < 1 week might be a good r
by odonnellryan 9y ago
I'd say, if the site can be rewritten quickly, use the language you're most productive in.
If the site is small and can be ported in < 1 week might be a good rule.
But if your most productive language is PHP, why not leave it?
No reason to use Rails, Node, or Python for this.
- syed123 9y agoi thought new languages are easier,scalable, more libraries etc since they are new. But it will take more than a week for sure to port the site data to new rails/node. Thats why wanted to make sure its well worth switching.
- odonnellryan 9y agoI wouldn't say Python or Rails is more scalable, but the libraries may make certain things easier. What libraries do you feel you're missing out on?