Ask HN: Fastest/easiest framework to build a web application in 2017?
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Re: Ask HN: Fastest/easiest framework to build a web application in 2017?
#12Earlier quoted context omitted.
The shell of a web app/website can be built with white background on black text without any viewing library at first, right? So, would it make sense for a beginner to just pick one of the few frameworks you listed above Note+Express/Laravel/Django/etc. and just get to work on what it means to have a CRUD? I feel like most tutorials always complicated things by trying to add too much at once -- to a fault, I've never…
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Re: Ask HN: Fastest/easiest framework to build a web application in 2017?
#13Re: Ask HN: Fastest/easiest framework to build a web application in 2017?
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Re: Ask HN: Fastest/easiest framework to build a web application in 2017?
#15Re: Ask HN: Fastest/easiest framework to build a web application in 2017?
#16A similar question was asked just 3 days ago: https://news.ycombinator.com/item?id=15685905 For full stack opinionated frameworks, there are a few like Laravel (PHP), Django (Python), Rails (Ruby), Phoenix (Elixir). They all come with batteries included for the most part. Then there is node/expressjs ecosystem if you are into that. Then you have micro backend frameworks like lumen (PHP), Flask (Python), Sinatra (Ruby…
Re: Ask HN: Fastest/easiest framework to build a web application in 2017?
#17(I’ve been doing this for over a decade. At one point I was a Django zealot and avoided Rails like the plague. Boy was I wrong)
Re: Ask HN: Fastest/easiest framework to build a web application in 2017?
#18Earlier quoted context omitted.
The shell of a web app/website can be built with white background on black text without any viewing library at first, right? So, would it make sense for a beginner to just pick one of the few frameworks you listed above Note+Express/Laravel/Django/etc. and just get to work on what it means to have a CRUD? I feel like most tutorials always complicated things by trying to add too much at once -- to a fault, I've never…
The core WordPress software is amazing. The plugin developers and community are another story. I've had cases where WordPress plugins have unlisted dependencies, bundled plugins that completely alter the WordPress Dashboard, build systems that go against established WordPress software patterns, etc etc etc. The majority of the community seems to be fine with this as they treat it like self-hosted Squarespace (set it,…
In that outsiders who see the code are amazed people still proudly ship this glorp?
Re: Ask HN: Fastest/easiest framework to build a web application in 2017?
#19I can still crank out a pretty neat Web App in Code Igniter over lunch!
But, nowadays, I use Meteor which makes things very efficient while making an old hag look cool too :-) (Meteor allows you to leverage the great work available in the node community quite seamlessly)
Re: Ask HN: Fastest/easiest framework to build a web application in 2017?
#20Rails, without a doubt. Don’t waste your time on Django and all the Node stuff is just a mountain of distractions. (I’ve been doing this for over a decade. At one point I was a Django zealot and avoided Rails like the plague. Boy was I wrong)
The difference between Django and rails is pretty small from my oberservation. They have similar ease of use and performance characteristics.