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You don't. Web framework these days are irrelevant IMHO. There are no land-sliding advantages between frameworks. Pick up what you most familiar with, get job
by est 9y ago
You don't.
Web framework these days are irrelevant IMHO. There are no land-sliding advantages between frameworks.
Pick up what you most familiar with, get job done ASAP.
- dethos 9y agoI must agree with you. Between these 2 frameworks, even though they have their differences (and lots of them), they are mostly equivalent. My recommendation these days goes like this: If you are more familiar or prefer Python use Django. If Ruby is your thing, go with rails. Of course this rule has its own exceptions.
- cies 9y agoDisagree. Choose wisely, which means sometimes a FW you're not familiar with (but has some features that fit well with your problem/domain). Like strong typing (Haskell), or actor model (Erlang/Elixir), or extreme speed/efficiency (compiled languages), or a "better JS" (Elm/PureScript/ReasomML). > get job done ASAP. But having maintainable/hackable/refactorable code is really nice too! IMHO, nowadays PhpWithFrameworkOfChoice+jQuery is not a very defendable choice for a greenfield "SPA".