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Very interested in this, if I could find something 50% faster with 80% the functionality/maturity of Rails I’d do all new projects in it.
by mwint 3y ago
Very interested in this, if I could find something 50% faster with 80% the functionality/maturity of Rails I’d do all new projects in it.
- didgeoridoo 3y agoIf you’re OK with Elixir, I think Phoenix hits those points pretty well. Maybe not everything is a ‘gem install’ away, but hex is no slouch.
- mwint 3y agoThanks! I'll look into it.
- gofreddygo 3y agoProductivity out of any framework will be driven by your familiarity with it. They all have their warts and rough edges that will take hours to fix and workaround. Learning a new framework has value in future projects. Definitely not for the product you plan to ship next. I can't see any strong reasons performance or otherwise to abandon one modern framework (PHP, Node, Python, Ruby, Java, C#) for any other. Difference in cost is again minimal. The best option is the one you know best already. Learning a new one always helps you grow.