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You can do it both in Node.is and Rails. But the cool-factor matters because cool means momentum. And you have to make the choice of which platform you will be
by galaxyLogic 8y ago
You can do it both in Node.is and Rails. But the cool-factor matters because cool means momentum.
And you have to make the choice of which platform you will be building your company's expertise on. If it is yesteryear's tech that's not good in the long run.
No need to migrate your existing systems but for new development the platform with momentum behind it (= cool-factor) is often better businesswise.
- sandrobfc 8y agoIt's somewhat similar to what happens in design. Trends come and go and anyone who is seeking a new design at any given time will want what's mainstream at that time. It's not exactly the same that's happening with Rails and JS, as here the difference also concerns the quality of the end product, but it follows the same logic.