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Phoenix in Elixir seems to be really appreciated. The Play framework in Scala is also often mentioned as a very performant tool if latency/throughput/reliabili
by dudul 9y ago
Phoenix in Elixir seems to be really appreciated. The Play framework in Scala is also often mentioned as a very performant tool if latency/throughput/reliability is really what you are after.
- rubyfan 9y agoI’m after productivity ala Rails. Nothing seems to come close for me yet.
- lathiat 9y agoThat's generally the win you got with Rails. Seems that most people moving away from rails are chasing better performance for high scale sites. So if that's not you, rails is probably a good choice. I'll have to take a closer look at this Phoenix stuff though
- dudul 9y agoHave you considered that you feel that Rails is very productive simply because you know it? What you perceive as intrinsic productivity is just you knowing the framework/tool very well.
- rubyfan 9y agoSure enough a valid point. When I didn’t know it I was productive too, circa Rails 0.14.3. I’ve stepped away for programming for many years and skipped mostly through Rails 3 and 4. Recently picked right back up in Rails 5 and just as productive as ever.