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Rails powers nearly 15 percent of the US e-commerce. I love it. Any time I have to use another framework it feels like a huge downgrade. Rails has so many thing
by DoesntMatter22 8mo ago
Rails powers nearly 15 percent of the US e-commerce. I love it. Any time I have to use another framework it feels like a huge downgrade. Rails has so many things that make it nice to use
- neya 8mo agoAgreed 100%. I shifted to Phoenix/Elixir years ago but I still love Rails for all the sensible defaults it provides.
- culopatin 8mo agoHow is the elixir job market these days?
- neya 8mo agoYou can find specialized roles than Rails and usually more experienced (understandably) but most companies would be really open if you told them you have a Rails background but want to learn Elixir. The pool size is less, but the pay is more (depending on your demographics, experience, etc) in my personal experience. But, honestly I chose it not for the market, it's just a better programming language to build stuff, period.
- DoesntMatter22 8mo agoElixir is nice but the console feels like the Stone Age by comparison. That drives me a little crazy
- neya 8mo agoI have the opposite opinion - give me stone age over the colored christmas lights anyday :)
- DoesntMatter22 8mo agoIt's terribly painful to go and have to import everything you want to use when you want to use the Elixir console. That alone makes it not worth it to me.