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On the server side, while JS gets a lot of attention, it should be noted that Rails and Django are both alive and well, still have active communities, and are b
by superuser2 12y ago
On the server side, while JS gets a lot of attention, it should be noted that Rails and Django are both alive and well, still have active communities, and are both being used to write real code.
There have been some statement to the effects that both communities are now even stronger because the people who are only interested in the hottest new thing are all gone, and what's left are people who just want to get work done well.
- hackerboos 12y agoI feel that Django and Rails are stagnating when it comes to creating today's modern web applications. Lack of support for SSE and websockets means that a Rails app with these features involves bolting on other moving parts such as EventMachine.