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Same answer as the many years before: Rails, Django, or .NET. Anything else and you're making serious tradeoffs on mindshare, features, or something else. Of
by dyeje 9y ago
Same answer as the many years before: Rails, Django, or .NET.
Anything else and you're making serious tradeoffs on mindshare, features, or something else.
Of those 3, I know Rails has good realtime support via ActionCable.
- regulation_d 9y agoI like Rails, but calling ActionCable good realtime support is being a bit generous, no? I was under the impression that scaling ActionCable beyond 1k/users per server was pretty difficult.
- dyeje 9y agoWell yes, it's Ruby / Rails. Of course it's not going to handle tremendous concurrency. I don't think that makes it bad.
- brandoncordell 9y agohttp://anycable.io http://anycable.io is pretty easy to setup. You can run your rails app and have ActionCable run through Go or Erlang.