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I'm a Python/C++ programmer and I think this is good advice. There are a lot of JavaScript programmers around, JS engines are fast and the tooling is great. I h
by repsilat 7y ago
I'm a Python/C++ programmer and I think this is good advice. There are a lot of JavaScript programmers around, JS engines are fast and the tooling is great. I have rarely had an opportunity to share frontend and backend code, but it does happen.
If I were starting a new product I'd look into TypeScript. Haven't used it, but I hear a lot of "I tried it and it was a clear improvement" which I think is a good sign. I would also look into whatever the big companies are pushing as their storage layer of choice, though I'm normally a Postgres guy. Would give me peace of mind to still talk to it with SQL though.