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A lot of the tooling is Ruby-like. Phoenix and Rails are very similar as well. They do have some major fundamental differences though and I think the similarit
by andykx 7y ago
A lot of the tooling is Ruby-like. Phoenix and Rails are very similar as well.
They do have some major fundamental differences though and I think the similarity is often overstated.
- ch4s3 7y agoPhoenix is similar to Rails superficially, I’m so far as they both have some MVCish structure and some generators. The similarities really stop there though. Phoenix doesn’t have a magical asset pipeline, it doesn’t have a whole library of language extensions a la ActiveSupport, it doesn’t represent dB rows as objects. Those are just a few things off the top of my head. Additionally all requests to an app running Phoenix/Cowboy/Plug are separate processes and can happen in parallel without having to stand up multiple app instances.