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Because Rails, Symphony, Django, Phoenix or whatever does the job in the preferred language of the developer/team and often has more batteries or better tooling
by goatlover 7y ago
Because Rails, Symphony, Django, Phoenix or whatever does the job in the preferred language of the developer/team and often has more batteries or better tooling included.
- mmis1000 7y agoI bet those are not a Front end's preferred language and you end up need JavaScript anyway if you need some extra client form handling. Now you use two language to do one thing and made it more difficult to be maintained.