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Re: Ask HN: Favorite frameworks for web development?

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Post by haidrali »

I think Rails is complete web framework, you don't need front end framework if you are using turbolink also with introduction of action cable you don't need 3rd party libraries for streaming features i.e. notifications, chats, etc. For me the biggest plus of working in rails is its community huge and powerful.

I have worked in Django (6 months) as well but not as much as I have worked in rails (3 years)

Thanks

Re: Ask HN: Favorite frameworks for web development?

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Post by dirktheman »

I like working with Laravel. It takes a more Rails-like approach to PHP and I think it's a good step forward in advancing the proper use of PHP. An added bonus is that it's much easier finding people who know PHP than it is finding Ruby-people, at least here in The Netherlands.

Re: Ask HN: Favorite frameworks for web development?

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Post by king_kerr »

king_kerr wrote: post #8
Slaul wrote: post #4

I'm working through a vue.js course on udemy and I'm really enjoying it so far. I've worked with Django, flask, and spring boot in the past. I can't say for sure yet if Vue is my favorite, but I have good feelings about it.

Good stuff. Never used Vue and I didn't know Udacity had a course on it. I'll have to look into that. Was going to try Node.Js as well.

* Udemy

Re: Ask HN: Favorite frameworks for web development?

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Post by odonnellryan »

I work with Flask and Django mostly, and help with a bunch of PHP frameworks. I like Flask for most projects.

Django has cool libraries like django-rest-framework but, after reading the source, I just get a better feeling from Flask.

I haven't hit many bugs in either, so from an in-practice perspective both should be fine.

Re: Ask HN: Favorite frameworks for web development?

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Post by Slaul »

gls2ro wrote: post #9
Slaul wrote: post #4

I'm working through a vue.js course on udemy and I'm really enjoying it so far. I've worked with Django, flask, and spring boot in the past. I can't say for sure yet if Vue is my favorite, but I have good feelings about it.

What course are you following on Udemy about Vue.js?

I'm working through "Vue JS 2 - The Complete Guide (incl. Vuex) by Maximilian Schwarzmüller.

I definitely recommend it, I am really enjoying his teaching style and the course is structured very well.

Re: Ask HN: Favorite frameworks for web development?

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Post by EnderMB »

It's an unpopular one in most circles, but I'm still a huge fan of ASP.NET MVC. C# is a fantastic language, and the .NET framework allows me to do nearly everything I wish to do.

I also quite like Django, but I am tempted to pick up Flask at some point and use it in anger, as I've only toyed with it in the past.

Re: Ask HN: Favorite frameworks for web development?

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Post by brlewis »

carlmungz wrote: post #16

Mithril ( https://mithril.js.org ) is my choice. It's React-like but very simple (10 minutes to learn about components, routing and XHR) and has a smaller footprint.

Seconded. I actually like Mithril streams better than Flux for loose coupling of components. http://brlewis.github.io/2017/brlewis-rollup/

Re: Ask HN: Favorite frameworks for web development?

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Post by gls2ro »

Slaul wrote: post #15
gls2ro wrote: post #9

Earlier quoted context omitted.

What course are you following on Udemy about Vue.js?

I'm working through "Vue JS 2 - The Complete Guide (incl. Vuex) by Maximilian Schwarzmüller. I definitely recommend it, I am really enjoying his teaching style and the course is structured very well.

Ha, I take the same course. I also enjoy the style
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