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Rails is quite pleasant. There is a reason it became so popular. I’d recommend using rails without any front-end framework initially so you understand the HTTP
by tyre 5y ago
Rails is quite pleasant. There is a reason it became so popular.
I’d recommend using rails without any front-end framework initially so you understand the HTTP calls going on. Just return HTML from your controllers (classes that run specific code when you hit an endpoint.) Build up from there and you’ll get the hang of it while understanding what’s happening underneath.