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No. Do not use JavaScript for backends. Use one of the holly three: Python, Go, Rust. Go or Python are probably the most optimal choices.
by cvalka 3y ago
No. Do not use JavaScript for backends.
Use one of the holly three: Python, Go, Rust.
Go or Python are probably the most optimal choices.
- ambigious7777 3y agoWhat's wrong with JavaScript? There are many instances of it being used (at large scale too). I've also never heard of Python, Go, and Rust being the "holly three", what makes them so good over other languages like Ruby, Java, or C#.
- cvalka 3y agoJavaScript is a poorly designed language. It's still around because it has the browser monopoly(yes, thank god for HTMLX and WASM). You should avoid Ruby(terrible language, Aka Perl 2.0), Java(use Kotlin or Scala if you really need JVM). C# should only be used if .NET is a must in your project.
- rammy1234 3y agoI don't believe in vague sentence " do not use" without logical reasoning. Can you plz be specific on why "do no use"