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with those requirements, laravel would probably make even more sense. there's plenty of drop in code to get to 80% of what you need within a day or two and the
by cultofmetatron 5y ago
with those requirements, laravel would probably make even more sense. there's plenty of drop in code to get to 80% of what you need within a day or two and the perf is going to be better than rails.
That said, I'm an elixir developer and I use elixir because I need to handle heavy loads and thousands of daily users with unforgiving uptime guarantees. Elixir lets me do that while keeping my hair.