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If you want to learn Node, go ahead write in Node, there's not much you can lose. If not: Is it realtime? Does it need the speed? Is scaling important? If no
by dhaivatpandya 15y ago
If you want to learn Node, go ahead write in Node, there's not much you can lose.
If not:
Is it realtime? Does it need the speed? Is scaling important?
If not to all of them, don't rewrite.
- brandoncordell 15y agoThe reason I'd like to rewrite for now is the fact that what I'm building in Rails is a "typical" app that I work on. So by rewriting this in Node (after finishing the real app, and not releasing the Node version) I'm learning the Node flow to the "typical" apps I'd be working on. If that makes sense.
- k00k 15y agoAre you a freelance/contractor? Are you looking to add to your skill set in general? Do you know Javascript at all? If you answer yes to one or more of those, I'd say it can't hurt to learn Node.js.