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I'd say just try Rails but honestly it's a few months commitment to become productive, just like I can't jump into Spring and expect to appreciate it right away
by joelbluminator 6y ago
I'd say just try Rails but honestly it's a few months commitment to become productive, just like I can't jump into Spring and expect to appreciate it right away.
- winrid 6y agoWow, that's a lot of time. I've built whole products with customers in that time.
- joelbluminator 6y agoI'm talking about getting to the point where you're comfortable enough with the framework you actually know how to write good idiomatic code. If you're coming from Django / PHP enough in there will be familiar you can become productive in 2 weeks. But you'll still be a noob to the framework and might make sub optimal choices.
- winrid 6y agoYeah I get it. It's just scary for me to make that investment when I have so much I want to do! :)
- joelbluminator 6y agoJust follow your passion - If it's doing other stuff than do the other stuff. Rails will still be here next year!