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If I volunteer at a nonprofit and I'm trying to run a team of volunteers who would... 1) probably not stick around for long 2) need to be trained from scra
by simmanian 3y ago
If I volunteer at a nonprofit and I'm trying to run a team of volunteers who would...
1) probably not stick around for long
2) need to be trained from scratch
3) not have a solid development background
Would Phoenix be a good choice, given that you can do so much with it without needing to learn many other tools, or would it be better to start with something like Supabase + a javascript front end framework and hope we'll never have to deal with monsters like kubernetes?
- impulser_ 3y agoI would probably go with Javascript and Supabase, this would require you to only really worry about the frontend. Javascript is also probably easier to train people because of how many resources there are out there about training people to write Javascript. Supabase is also has a great free tier which will help your nonprofit. Hell, you might even want to try to contact them and they might give you a better tier for free they are really friendly there. Elixir is great, and developers love it but training new people without a solid development background might be hard.
- biorach 3y agophoenix does not sound like a good fit