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I get you can't escape Angular (and friends) if you are doing front end, but why not just stick to 2 things on the backend? php and java, ruby and .net or whate
by joelbluminator 8y ago
I get you can't escape Angular (and friends) if you are doing front end, but why not just stick to 2 things on the backend? php and java, ruby and .net or whatever. I just don't see the point in doing Grails, Rails, Spring, Laravel, Node etc etc instead of mastering 1-3 technologies really well.
- TheRealDunkirk 8y agoI was told, essentially, that Rails is still too new and scary to be considered secure and mature and ready for enterprise use, and that I had to use either .NET or Java. There's another half of this project that's already written in pure client/server Java, so that's what I chose. If I had it to do over again, I would have chosen .NET.