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There’s nothing wrong with Rails in 2018. It’s maybe not the most forward-looking choice you could make but it’ll get you running quickly. But if you have a sm
by abritinthebay 9y ago
There’s nothing wrong with Rails in 2018. It’s maybe not the most forward-looking choice you could make but it’ll get you running quickly.
But if you have a smart team and a little bit of time for ramping up then I’d suggest Elixir+Phoenix or Node tbh.
Rails is good at what it’s designed to be - a one stop shop for fast to develop, kinda dirty, framework magic, webdev.
And there is nothing wrong with that.
- danmaz74 9y agoNode with which framework? By itself it's not comparable to Rails.
- abritinthebay 9y agoTrue! Though I actually think that’s a good thing (imo too much magic & abstraction in a framework leads to bad app design because too much is hidden). But that sort of reinforces the point I was making tbh. Want something that makes all those choice for you? Right or wrong? Rails. Nothing wrong with that as such, but it will cause issues eventually.