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Parent is specifically talking about Django, and I'm not sure if there is anything comparable to Django in the Elixir ecosystem. So, if there is an absolute nec
by cuddlecake 5y ago
Parent is specifically talking about Django, and I'm not sure if there is anything comparable to Django in the Elixir ecosystem. So, if there is an absolute necessity for time-to-release at all costs, I reckon Django would probably have some advantage over Elixir.
- lawik 5y agoYeah, for some use-cases the Django Admin and everything-spawns-from-the-model approach can go from nothing to CRUD in a ridiculous time. Phoenix is ludicrously quick to get from zero to realtime UI and interesting backend work such as polling, consuming updates, sharing state, collaboration. Having done a bunch of Python I wouldn't discount Django but I would pick Phoenix almost every time at this point. The initial burst of Django doesn't seem like a long-term upside and Elixir/BEAM/Phoenix has a lot of long-term upside in my eyes.