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It's a productivity hack for companies that have more backend devs that strongly prefer ruby to javascript, like a presume basecamp team is... AFAIK this doesn'
by ivanhoe 6y ago
It's a productivity hack for companies that have more backend devs that strongly prefer ruby to javascript, like a presume basecamp team is... AFAIK this doesn't apply to the average web dev teams nowadays, most of whom never even used ruby before...
- jack_riminton 6y agoYes funnily enough a Rails feature will only help those who code with Rails
- jack_riminton 6y agoCorrection: this doesn't actually seem to be Rails specific at all
- ivanhoe 6y agoThere's a plenty of people using RoR, but feeling equally productive in JS, and they'll benefit significantly less than backend developers who were forced into using it, but never really liked it.
- ksec 6y agoLiveWire on Laravel PHP LiveView on Phoniex Blazor on .Net
- ivanhoe 6y agoSo, what's your argument exactly? In every language there's a number of back-end devs who simply don't like using javascript, they want to do everything in a single language, and this is the tool for them. And that's great. I'm just saying that I don't think there's a significant number of them, that's all. Most of young people seem to be enjoying the modern javascript nowadays, and I see zero benefit for them in any of those tools. And the popularity of the tools like LiweWire kinda shows it, as I've heard a lot of Laravel people talking about it, but I personally don't know a single one who actually switched to using it for work in the end... maybe it takes more time, we'll see...