I am done with sails, I have been frustrated by it too much.
Anyone suggest a language and perhaps framework for developing web applications?
Spends ages using sails.js to learn more about JS and scale-able web applications
Zachary Torres
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James Hughes
That depends entirely on quite a number of requirments, what libraries you need, whether there's a legacy codebase, lead time, and experience with other programming languages for starters..
Nathan Morris
No libraries except access to a database
No legacy codebase
Needs low latency
I know a lot of Java, PHP, JS
A little bit of python, c#, C++
Michael Clark
Spark (lightweight) or Spring for Java and Express (lightweight) or Sails for Node.
PHP is trickier, in that for low latency you'd want a document cache off the bat, but plenty maintainable if you do it right.
Evan Gomez
I just gave up using sails it's really bad
I might head to PHP or maybe another node.js MVC framework.
Idk java for me feels weird for web
Jeremiah Sullivan
I just gave up on sails cause it's shit
I might try a PHP framework or another node MVC framework (I'll always be caching everything)
I don't think I wanna use java, it'll feel weird using it for web dev
Gavin Price
Java is fine after all it's what keeps those JVM performance engineers employed at places like Twitter :^)
Just go with Python, PHP, or learn Golang in depth, especially its type system.
Zachary Garcia
I think I'll try spark if trails (Sails 2.0 basically) fails
Joseph Hill
perl
Grayson Rivera
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Oliver Young
I fell for the "I guess I should make myself more employable"
I'll say one thing, you can make an api in like 5 minutes.
Kayden Sanchez
WEB SCALE
Isaiah Rivera
Use Haskell/yesod
What is there to learn about Go's type system except that it exists and that it's shit?
Josiah James
Because it will help you to actually learn how to write idiomatic go.
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Christian King
Fine dining feels weird after you've been eating out of garbage cans all your life, yes. Now do you want to be able to handle half a million requests per second or not?
Hunter Brown
This has to be code speak for "it's for retards who can barely manage to learn one language".
Nicholas Davis
The hell were you thinking with a language designed for cucks
Lucas Brown
Found your problem.
Learn a serverside language worth a shit, or PHP. CakePHP isn't bad if you need to have your hand held.
Henry Ross
Try Django, it is a great web development framework in python.
In my experience this think can scale to beastly magnitudes without problems.
The D is silent.
Samuel Morris
OH GOD WHYYYYYYYYYYYY
i will grant you this much: it's not struts
if you want to use java the lang, try something minimal like sparkjava.com
Elijah Garcia
Spark was the first thing I mentioned.
Jason Flores
I guess cause Java is my go to for everything else and PHP has always been my GOTO for web
Liam Cox
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Isaiah Lee
Why use anything but Werc
Cooper Butler
Are you interested in SANICS?
This might be a bit controversial in here, but asp.net is pretty fucking fast. Linux version is not really usable yet though, so there's a very notable risk of bait and switch unless you want to go full retard and use windows servers.
I have personally not made any webshit in java, but that is probably similarly fast.
Julian Mitchell
Looks like a Holla Forums project, nice logo.
dubs confirmed, Django is pretty good, and so is Python.
Luis Brown
werc
Oliver Allen
could you run an image board on it without it falling over every few minutes?