I learnt then - avoid any web framework which has pragprog pushing a book behind it. The new one to avoid because the masses are already circling around it is 'phoenix', and sure enough, pragprog is hawking a book on it.
I learnt then - avoid any web framework which has pragprog pushing a book behind it. The new one to avoid because the masses are already circling around it is 'phoenix', and sure enough, pragprog is hawking a book on it.
What framework is sufficiently irrelevant that Pragmatic Press or O'Reilly can't be bothered to write a book about it?
The pragprog web books seem to be a bell weather, the shiny web crowd flowed into Rails, node and soon probably phoenix. The early start and promise and phoenix will soon sink under the weight once hex packages bloat in number like the festering turds within ruby gems.
You sound out of your mind. Please try and make a rational argument.