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With Elixir, you get all escapees from the Ruby on Rails community. They will work for food to avoid maintaining those horrible RoR 1.x and 2.x web application
by sam_lowry_ 7y ago
With Elixir, you get all escapees from the Ruby on Rails community. They will work for food to avoid maintaining those horrible RoR 1.x and 2.x web applications that they produced in their earlier years.
It's a wisely chosen stack, indeed.
- thomasfedb 7y agoI've happily raised a handful of Rails apps all the way from 2.x up to 5.2. As long as you revisit them at least once or twice a year, and aren't afraid to regex your codebase, you can keep everything fairly modern and pleasant to work with.
- tracker1 7y agoThe same is true of many things... that said, when you have an Angular 2.x app that needs to uplift to current, not fun. Same goes for the Node side itself as well... man it can be nasty if you don't stay on top of framework upgrades.