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I always get a kick out of the posts from the people in language communities who post "I'm new to <language>, what framework should I use?" It's like asking "I
by donatj 1y ago
I always get a kick out of the posts from the people in language communities who post "I'm new to <language>, what framework should I use?"
It's like asking "I'm new to driving, what brand of nitros should I be using"
Nah dude, get your sea legs first
- LanceH 1y agoDepends on the language. This one is pretty settled in Ruby.
- Towaway69 1y agoDepends on the context. I came from a ruby, nodejs, java, gawk background to Erlang (not elixir). The first question I posed to the Erlang community was exactly that: what are the build tools, what are the unit testing frameworks and how is a project setup. Not because I didn’t know what these tool/concepts did but because I wanted to know what is the state of the art in Erlang tooling. I have my sea legs, including the wooden one, but just not yet in Erlang. Why Erlang? Because it’s completely different to everything else!