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I started with Node and Backbone (then React) and then really got into Rails for a side project and then went to Elixir in 2016. Especially if you've used Immu
by AlchemistCamp 7y ago
I started with Node and Backbone (then React) and then really got into Rails for a side project and then went to Elixir in 2016.
Especially if you've used ImmutableJS, I don't think you'll have a hard time with Elixir.
One thing I don't miss about Node is that there are a lot of choices different teams make differently. In Rails or Phoenix (and I'd assume Django), it's a lot more likely that you can jump into an existing project and mostly know where everything is.