Anyone here learning about web frameworks? Wich one is your favorite and why?

Anyone here learning about web frameworks? Wich one is your favorite and why?

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Svelte

>Rails
>2019
This is bait right? Who would choose to start a new project using this shit.

Express + React + Redux + Immer.

Yikes.

I just use Go's standard library and ECMAScript 5.

i used django bitrix and node js for a while
but i dont do that anymore
node-js is the best for my opinion

Redux is depreciated

I've used django, it was such a pleasure to work with, but I'll never use it again because of the memory requirements

I think straight no framework php has evolved to the point where it's probably the most sensible scripting language

Redux has better perf that your and will. If you like your app managed in a state machines like fashion it's still great. It also forces you to structure your application in _some_ way -- unlike React+context.

>No Svelte

Just use the one with the cutest logo or stickers

>he doesn't know Redux uses le and under the hood

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Go seems easy to learn. Might be wrong.
Python indeed looks tempting.
Redux makes me feel like a total brainlet
Why not?
Kawaii.

with concern for perf. Your code does not do that.

>Go seems easy to learn.
It is. Especially if you have C exp. (less so if you have Java/C# exp but still holds).

>Redux makes me feel like a total brainlet
Once you get it down you'll think it's cake. Now-a-days many go without, though. When you need it you should know you need it. Mostly pointless until that point (unless you need something from the Redux middleware ecosystem). The best part of Redux is the way it forces you to structure your applications.

redux is dead kid

Rails is perfectly fine, Stripe runs on it and they are huge, also Github

Hyperapp

jorge log off. Nobody cares abt hyperapp

Laravel

What is Jow Forums's opinion on the "MERN" stack?

>inb4 MEME stack lololol

React+Redux

I'm pretty sure there are better stuff out there now, but I already learned it, and it doesn't make me miserable enough to want to learn a different, possibly better one.

rails + vue fag here.

I've done a lot of Laravel in the past.
Rails is vastly superior for its ORM though I prefer Laravel's routing.

There is something very nice about statically typed languages (even to the extent of PHP) which does help development. That said, PHP is a piece of shit.

I've written a lot of Python too and Ruby is just fucking better in every way.
Angular is garbage-- both the old angular and the new 2.0.
React is alright, but I prefer Vue because of the way vue's components are typically done in .vue files.

Lastly, and I cannot stress this enough, javascript is possibly the single worst thing to happen to computing ever.

Javascript itself isn't that damned bad.
The problem is that it's used everywhere on the web for everything and because browsers are not compatible with each other you wind up needing to fucking compile a fucking scripting language.
We're forced into this because MS and Apple just would not fucking play nice and provide a compatible API for doing native user interfaces.

We could be running native stuff at light speed using mere megabytes of RAM if we had native (C/C++) API for user interfaces and application development.
Instead everything that isn't vidya is a shitty web app that hogs hundreds of megs of RAM and takes forever to load and pisses away your battery power to run a piece of shit javascript pile of spagetti code.

React + Redux cause its all I know, and it's really quick and productive. I'm currently learning Elixir and will pick up Phoenix soon afterwards though. I don't mind working with javascript, but the environment is a mess