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There are two types of side projects. One you do because what you’re building is cool. The other because you’re interested in learning some tech. If you’re foc
by softwaredoug 6y ago
There are two types of side projects. One you do because what you’re building is cool. The other because you’re interested in learning some tech.
If you’re focused just on the thing you’re building use whatever reasonably modern thing you want. I’d probably use flask, MySQL, and avoid a JavaScript framework as long as I could... but that’s just what I’d work fastest in. Do whatever you are most productive in.
- OmegaPG 6y agoDo you think SO can handle 10% of its current traffic if built using Ruby on Rails? I am building it for a region only so I know it can never get traffic comparable to SO.
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- midrus 6y agoThey probably could handle it with perl and cgi scripts. Most of their traffic is reads, and serving cached HTML is fast whatever backend framework you're using.
- softwaredoug 6y agoI'm not some kind of Rails fanboy, but I do work at Shopify (runs on Rails). Also there's Github which is driven by Rails