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Isn't Django a web framework like Elixir Phoenix that gives you the technical layers to build a web app? These are still great starting points for web apps but
by hbcondo714 9y ago
Isn't Django a web framework like Elixir Phoenix that gives you the technical layers to build a web app? These are still great starting points for web apps but the examples[1][2][3] would be the ones I mentioned in my comment that give you the web app plus SaaS functions:
.net - https://aspnetzero.com/ https://aspnetzero.com/
ruby - https://bullettrain.co/ https://bullettrain.co/
php - https://spark.laravel.com/ https://spark.laravel.com/
Yes, these aren't OSS but are the equivalents for elixir (if any)?
- mercer 9y agoI'm pretty sure there isn't such a thing for Elixir. And quite possibly there won't be something like it anytime soon, if ever. I get the impression that the Elixir 'ecosystem' is a bit more modular/manual in approach even when you compare Phoenix to Rails, which means, with all else being equal, a bit less of an out-of-the-box experience. Of course in part this is because there are currently just fewer packages available for Phoenix. But I think it's also inherent to the 'culture'. It might never be as cookie-cutter in what it offers. (but I'm still relatively new to the Phoenix/Elixir world, so I could be entirely wrong)