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>> However Your development speed may likely be 5 to 10x. Rubbish. This is just fanboi talk that all rails developers tell each other without a shred of scien
by andrewstuart 2y ago
>> However Your development speed may likely be 5 to 10x.
Rubbish.
This is just fanboi talk that all rails developers tell each other without a shred of science.
- ksec 2y agoI dont think that is even Rails Specific. Laravel or Django would have the same effect compared to starting from scratch with no frameworks, which is what the original questions asked.
- nprateem 2y agoAgreed. So much messing around with Go reinventing the basics that these frameworks provide for free. Plus no waiting for compilation.
- thiago_fm 2y agoI code both in Go and in Rails and that statement is true. Ruby on Rails is 5x/10x the productivity, and that's a very low multiplier, I believe it is higher depending on the kind of application you are building. You can easily make a webapp with authentication, authorization, literally everything in just a couple of days/weeks. This takes years in Go, and you likely will end up with lots of code with questionable quality, as Go libraries for developing a Web App aren't as battle tested as Ruby. I like using Go for tiny services with a defined purpose.