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>as the specs involve a lot of piping data around, and websockets, stuff that Rails is not as good at. I use Python in my day job and when I have need for some
by codewright 14y ago
>as the specs involve a lot of piping data around, and websockets, stuff that Rails is not as good at.
I use Python in my day job and when I have need for something like that, I usually resort to Clojure. It's a pretty great experience.
Also look into Elixir if you're hellbent on using Erlang.
- davidw 14y agoI'm pretty comfortable with Erlang, actually, having used it on and off for the past 9 years. Elixir looks cool, but a bit too experimental for what I'm working on. Chicago Boss makes me a bit nervous from that point of view too, for that matter... so we'll see what route we end up taking. Evan Miller, for the record, is really great about responding to bug reports and code ideas, so that is a big plus about the project.