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This. If it’s a significant app just use what you’re already comfortable with. Don’t go crazy trying to pick a tech stack, it really doesn’t matter much anyway.
by eswat 13y ago
This. If it’s a significant app just use what you’re already comfortable with. Don’t go crazy trying to pick a tech stack, it really doesn’t matter much anyway.
Also, I can’t speak for PHP but there aren’t any frameworks for Node that does nearly as much as Rails does (Sails[1] being the closest, but yet still far)
[1] http://sailsjs.org/ http://sailsjs.org/
- krapp 13y agoFor PHP it would be laravel (http://laravel.com/ http://laravel.com/) Though personally I won't work with it unless it's running Twig for templates. To each their own, though.