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If your primary metric is "do established companies use / support this", you're already well served by React / Angular, which are supported by Facebook and Goog
by ryanbrunner 9y ago
If your primary metric is "do established companies use / support this", you're already well served by React / Angular, which are supported by Facebook and Google respectively.
I think the companies who built a framework can be instructive though. Frameworks and libraries tend to reflect the companies who created them. In React / Angular's case, the frameworks are built to work well for large teams that deal with many moving pieces. Basecamp has always been a comparatively small team who values simplicity when appropriate, which I think this tool reflects.
- scarface74 9y agoI don't have to use the most popular framework, but that is a consideration, but if I am going to use something that is less popular and as foundational as a framework, it has to be either somewhat popular or from a company with a pedigree. Nomad is nowhere near as popular as Kubernetes, but Consul has been around for awhile as has Hashicorp's dev ops tools (Vagrant, Packer, and Terraform) and are all reasonable popular. You can tell people for everything except Nomad - go watch a PluralSight video.