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I would go for Ruby on Rails, or a more modern Phoenix Framework (Elixir). With Phoenix you can also use Phoenix LiveView to avoid writing JavaScript. Very stab
by BrightOne 5y ago
I would go for Ruby on Rails, or a more modern Phoenix Framework (Elixir). With Phoenix you can also use Phoenix LiveView to avoid writing JavaScript. Very stable, scalable and low-hassle once you deploy.
- rmetzler 5y agoExactly what I would choose.
- chaabani 5y agoI can second this. I am using Elixir/Phoenix/LiveView for a new web app I am launching soon, and I have not written a single line of javascript so far.
- lawn 5y agoLiveView is amazingly productive, and it allows you to make highly interactive webapps much faster than if you make a REST/front-end split, just using regular Elixir.
- jw1224 5y agoA similar setup, for those more comfortable with PHP, would be Laravel [0] in conjunction with Livewire [1]. Laravel is basically the “Rails of PHP”, and has an absolutely incredible ecosystem to go with it. Livewire was directly inspired by Phoenix LiveView. I only just recently started using it in my own projects, but it’s invaluable. Backend has always been my speciality, but now I can make real-time UIs just like the cool JS kids can too :) [0] https://laravel.com/ https://laravel.com/ [1] https://laravel-livewire.com/ https://laravel-livewire.com/