I'm pretty sure I'll be minority here, but I don't use any backend framework for page rendering. All my apps are pure SPAs. They render all the screen content themselves on the client and only query servers for data. I prefer this, because I can simply take any app and deploy it to server just by copying its files. I only need to scale API servers and I don't have think about app scaling, because just single instance…
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#112- Currently freelancing for a client and using CakePHP. Didn't choose it, the existing system was built on it.
- Worked on Codeigniter an Yii in the past. Chose them because they used to be the most popular frameworks back in the day.
- Used Slim and Lumen PHP microframeworks whenever I was working on a tiny project.
- When I'm not freelancing, I'm learning Elixir and Phoenix.
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#113Slim because I love simplicity and am a slow reader.
Susy grids because it fits my thinking and is very adaptable.
Vue.js because it lets me write HTML as HTML and JavaScript as JavaScript. And because it makes sense to me. Vuex because it follows the same principles used by Vue.
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#114I don't know how some of you guys have the time to get real experience with dozens of frameworks. I've only really used a few. Out of what I've used, Ruby is my favorite language, and I use Rails for anything with a database, and Sinatra for anything without. Thoughts: ActiveRecord is the best ORM I've used so far. You don't need a ton of boilerplate or config to get up and running with it. It supports all of the bas…
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#115I was using Rails for both but I love the freedom, ease, and capability that comes with React.
I could move to using something "lighter" than Rails on the backend but I really do like the 'batteries included' stuff that means I don't have to think about much to get up and running.
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#116Laravel (2015/16), Yii1/2 (2015-now), CakePHP (2015), Zend (2009), CodeIgniter (2009-Now), Symfony 1 (2008/9)
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#117Used almost all of the PHP MVC frameworks across multiple projects: Laravel (2015/16), Yii1/2 (2015-now), CakePHP (2015), Zend (2009), CodeIgniter (2009-Now), Symfony 1 (2008/9)
Re: Ask HN: What web framework do you use? Why did you choose it?
#118I'm pretty sure I'll be minority here, but I don't use any backend framework for page rendering. All my apps are pure SPAs. They render all the screen content themselves on the client and only query servers for data. I prefer this, because I can simply take any app and deploy it to server just by copying its files. I only need to scale API servers and I don't have think about app scaling, because just single instance…
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#119Earlier quoted context omitted.
could you please point me towards some good resources to get started with clojurescript?
There are plenty. https://github.com/magomimmo/modern-cljs Is a good one. You probably need to read one of the books on Clojure. I wouldn't recommend starting with "Joy of Clojure". It is definitely "must read', but do it later, after you learn some basics.
Re: Ask HN: What web framework do you use? Why did you choose it?
#120Rails: Because it works!
I'm the programmer, not the framework!
Maybe it is because I love the Explicit is better than Implicit approach more than the Convention over Configuration thing.
Conventions can change. Configurations, they remain!