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> However, from what I've seen, there is still no Rails / Django equivalent in JS world. Sails JS has a low satisfaction rate. Nest JS looks more like a wrapper
by nassimsoftware 4y ago
> However, from what I've seen, there is still no Rails / Django equivalent in JS world. Sails JS has a low satisfaction rate. Nest JS looks more like a wrapper around existing tools than a real framework. Blitz JS looks promising but has not enough traction. That may just not be the philosophy.
I think there is AdonisJS : https://adonisjs.com/ https://adonisjs.com/ which could be the Rails / Django equivalent you're looking for.
- davepeck 4y agoAFAIK RedwoodJS seeks to be the Rails/Django of the JS world: https://redwoodjs.com https://redwoodjs.com
- multiplegeorges 4y agoRedwood looks promising, but it only went 1.0 ~a month ago. Rails went 1.0 in 2005. The JS ecosystem has had a long time to come up with something equivalent.
- swlkr 4y agoThere's also https://remix.run https://remix.run
- popcorncowboy 4y agoI think the point stands. Nest, Sails, Adonis, Redwood, Blitz and many others you could plausibly lump into this list, all of which are playing catchup/reinvent to the alt-language sharks, none of which have crossed the threshold where the Lindy Effect [0] would apply. There is as yet no MVC/Rails shark for the Node/JS ecosystem. [0] - https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Lindy_effect https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Lindy_effect