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I recommend (subjectively of course) Ruby on Rails. It is a full-stack offering together with Ruby Gems ecosystem solutions to a wide range of things that I wa
by gls2ro 6y ago
I recommend (subjectively of course) Ruby on Rails.
It is a full-stack offering together with Ruby Gems ecosystem solutions to a wide range of things that I want to achieve with a webapp. I like a lot how people in this community tries to simplify a lot of the complexities of modern tools.
In the Ruby (and Rails ecosystem) you should take a look at https://hotwire.dev https://hotwire.dev - helping create amazing web apps with less Javascript code. There are a lot of things to like there, but you can start small with Stimulus JS, which for me offers good enough JS code to do small UI things.
Then there is https://docs.stimulusreflex.com https://docs.stimulusreflex.com - for creating reactive web apps without going full SPA mode.
And here it is the latest addition to this eco-system (that I know of): https://github.com/rails/tailwindcss-rails https://github.com/rails/tailwindcss-rails. This is integrating Tailwind directly in assets pipeline of Rails. No need to configure webpack and postcss and whatever other configs. You can directly use Tailwind by adding this gem.