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When what you need is just to build a web product.
by deleugpn 4y ago
When what you need is just to build a web product.
- marcosdumay 4y agoDid it catch-up with Python? Because last time I saw, it was clearly behind. (Next time I try web CRUD, I'll try it in Haskell. It seems to have let the more traditional languages behind.)
- Giorgi 4y agoyou are missing the point, all the shared webhosts out there support PHP+Apache+mySQL iterations, nobody is deploying python on dedicated server just because they wanted small web app.
- marcosdumay 4y agoOh, I haven't heard that one since the 00's.
- slang800 4y agoThere are plenty of shared webhosts that let you run whatever language you want. Fly.io, Render.com, Heroku, etc. They all let me run my code on a fraction of a dedicated server with fully managed infrastructure for a few dollars a month.
- slang800 4y agoI think the general "web product building" space is even more competitive with tons of good choices. You've got Ruby on Rails and Elixir/Phoenix which both have an enjoyable developer experience and a well designed language. There's JavaScript & Node.js where the language is a bit of a mess but the ecosystem is huge. Plus the same language can be used on the frontend and backend. Python is extremely popular with Django, FastAPI, and Flask. C# is also extremely popular with ASP.NET Core, although I've never used it.
- rdevsrex 4y agoThere are so many things today that can do that. Lot's of server rendered js apps are rocking in this space to.