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Honestly all of this applies to Django as much as Rails. Their comment "Django does not support full stack development" is incorrect. I know what they mean, t
by frankwiles 4y ago
Honestly all of this applies to Django as much as Rails. Their comment "Django does not support full stack development" is incorrect. I know what they mean, they mean "does not come with JS out of the box".
Django is frontend agnostic so you can use whatever flavor of the month you like. (For better or worse hahaha)
Update: To be clear, I think Rails is a fine choice. I just don't think there is much of a reason to use it over Django these days unless you already know Ruby and don't know Python.
- kayodelycaon 4y agoRails 7 isn't strong tied to any frontend. You can add --skip-javascript to the generate command and it will omit that. You can also add --skip-asset-pipeline to remove the default asset bundler as well. :)
- Fire-Dragon-DoL 4y agoPeople say this, but a whole bunch of rails gems still require sprockets to import their assets
- azangru 4y ago> Honestly all of this applies to Django as much as Rails. And probably Laravel as well. And maybe Spring Boot.