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Ruby on Rails. It lets you build out generic webapps the fastest, is very mature now, and Ruby is the most pleasant language to use out of those. Meteor is als
by davedx 12y ago
Ruby on Rails. It lets you build out generic webapps the fastest, is very mature now, and Ruby is the most pleasant language to use out of those.
Meteor is also a nice option for iterating quickly and building prototypes, but note SEO support is nasty.
- rankam 12y agoSorry to get off topic, but why is SEO difficult with Meteor? I only ask because I'm thinking about using it for a side project that I plan to monetize, but I could just as easily use Rails or Django because the application is, for the most part, quite simple. Meteor was my choice only because I find it really fun to develop in. To add my two cents to the OP's question, I would say RoR because it's easy and there are a ton of resources freely available. However, I should say I'm biased because I haven't used either of the other options.
- sandmansandine 12y agoMeteor was difficult with earlier versions because it is very heavy on rendering on the client with Javascript. The [Spiderable](https://atmospherejs.com/meteor/spiderable https://atmospherejs.com/meteor/spiderable) package has made it easier to serve static HTML to search engines I believe.