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This is one of the biggest gotchas of (some of) the high productivity full stack frameworks that are out there, in my experience. I've also had issues getting M
by davedx 13y ago
This is one of the biggest gotchas of (some of) the high productivity full stack frameworks that are out there, in my experience. I've also had issues getting Meteor deployed, and while it's in many ways a smaller, simpler beast than Rails, it has the same kind of black magic and hitting-a-wall-at-100mph deployment experience.
Both Rails and Meteor will let you develop apps at breakneck speed, with their powerful, magic cores and their excellent module ecosystems, but when you get to deploying them you'll sometimes wish you'd stayed on LAMP or (god forbid) ASP.NET. Yes, I really said that.
- gesman 13y agoI glad you said that. I'm seriously considering moving from RoR to ASP.NET/C# platform. We're spending $50k-$100k/yr on Linux system administration of all the small and big moving parts that always fall apart and requires constant babysitting. I want to give MSFT all this money and use MSVS, C#, ASP.NET and Azure for everything. I love MSVS and always loves MSVC (back in the days). I love performance of C{++|#}. I don't feel inspired to build great SaaS solutions with shitty interpreted languages, forcing to use made-in-the-basement plugins (or gems) and all that trailing crap of sluggishness, upgrades, fixes and weird behaviors that follows. Now you all may downvote me!