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I'm calling the current version of RoR able to provide what the "is" state needs, while staying within the Ruby world (like antirez' example did). My point was
by mhd 7y ago
I'm calling the current version of RoR able to provide what the "is" state needs, while staying within the Ruby world (like antirez' example did). My point was that basically any other stack would be at least as complex when it comes to the infrastructure than this, most likely even PHP.
- nkozyra 7y agoHuh, I really don't see that. Modern web development usually means some Vue/react/angular frontend decoupled from a backend that could be running literally anything. I'd give php some performance props over other scripting languages but obviously there's go/Ruby/python/whatever in the mix and they all work admirably enough and are usually reverse proxies.