Rails is so 2010 and SPA stuff is half-baken.
Docker/k8s
JS is so good for APIS because of its dynamic JS objects. If you then take also a document storage you don't need any ORM anymore and write your entire API in 5 mins. Rails was a nightmare compared. JS lets you do stuff…
> I can think of Mayne that is your problem. Try new stuff. V8 is still one of the fastest and most optimized VMs.
Python maybe but JS not. React devs are paud higher than any Java coder.
who said that JS is for beginners?
I disagree. Assume you are an average coder, you should have a clue of basic JS: 1 week to learn JS latest language features 1 week to grok node, npm and the power of the JS object 1 week for React, basic stuff not…
JS is not your daddy's JS anymore.
> cognitive load of tool options First time I hear options are bad. Many options and competition lead to best products. There are enough posts and people who tell you what you should use. Or just use npmtrends or…
> Java, C#, Rails, and to some extent Python are much saner choices. Python not as scalable, Rails is stagnating, the ecosystem doesn't evolve anymore/dying, doesn't play well with SPAs, C# weak to none ecosystem…
In JS there is a lot of convention but on a micro level. The times of monolithic Rails apps which have strict conventions are over and it's good: Too much magic and strict conventions often forced devs into patterns…
I love Github for open source and the community but for private repos I like But bucket more. Don't know why but the overall interface feels cleaner, less cluttered.
Not about being dogmatic. Bootstrap is just wrong in 2019.
> I’ve been integrating a bootstrap framework You do this for legacy systems. New systems should not use Bootstrap, there is much better out there.
This feels like an orchestrated upvoting and content marketing flash mob from the Elixir Slack channel. Google Trends shows that Elixir is declining. I love new languages but don't like to be fooled.
Rails is so 2010 and SPA stuff is half-baken.
Docker/k8s
JS is so good for APIS because of its dynamic JS objects. If you then take also a document storage you don't need any ORM anymore and write your entire API in 5 mins. Rails was a nightmare compared. JS lets you do stuff…
> I can think of Mayne that is your problem. Try new stuff. V8 is still one of the fastest and most optimized VMs.
Python maybe but JS not. React devs are paud higher than any Java coder.
who said that JS is for beginners?
I disagree. Assume you are an average coder, you should have a clue of basic JS: 1 week to learn JS latest language features 1 week to grok node, npm and the power of the JS object 1 week for React, basic stuff not…
JS is not your daddy's JS anymore.
> cognitive load of tool options First time I hear options are bad. Many options and competition lead to best products. There are enough posts and people who tell you what you should use. Or just use npmtrends or…
> Java, C#, Rails, and to some extent Python are much saner choices. Python not as scalable, Rails is stagnating, the ecosystem doesn't evolve anymore/dying, doesn't play well with SPAs, C# weak to none ecosystem…
In JS there is a lot of convention but on a micro level. The times of monolithic Rails apps which have strict conventions are over and it's good: Too much magic and strict conventions often forced devs into patterns…
I love Github for open source and the community but for private repos I like But bucket more. Don't know why but the overall interface feels cleaner, less cluttered.
Not about being dogmatic. Bootstrap is just wrong in 2019.
> I’ve been integrating a bootstrap framework You do this for legacy systems. New systems should not use Bootstrap, there is much better out there.
This feels like an orchestrated upvoting and content marketing flash mob from the Elixir Slack channel. Google Trends shows that Elixir is declining. I love new languages but don't like to be fooled.