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Definitely stick with Rails, the framework will give you the training wheels you probably need. Switch to Node.js and you'll probably end up with bowl of noodle
by darkbot 13y ago
Definitely stick with Rails, the framework will give you the training wheels you probably need. Switch to Node.js and you'll probably end up with bowl of noodle code soup.
Railscasts has a bunch of episodes covering performance related topics http://railscasts.com/?tag_id=1 http://railscasts.com/?tag_id=1
- joeblau 13y agoYeah, I've really been liking what I've seen from Rails so far. It seems like there is a lot of support for a lot of functions/features that you just generally need which is awesome.