web dev backend

>>>/g/wdg

>>59031717
Java.

Yeah, before any shit comes, please tell me when you can find a job to pay a mortgage off of your autistic obscure Lisp dialect.

Depends on size.

Real small use: PHP with that Shitty medoo library.

Medium: NodeJs w/ mongoose

Large: Java restful w/ hibernate

>>59031717
GO NET/HTTP

c#

>>59031717
>What do you use for backend support on web development /g/ ?
C++ / FastCGI for gotta go fast stuff

flask + Python for casual stuff

>Why do you like it personally?
I don't like it.

>>59031717

Good ol' Ruby on Rails..

I like it because it's easy, has good abstraction, super fast to write, great tooling (i.e. RSpec, Capybara..) and Ruby is just a beautiful language. Also for 95% of what you need to do there is already a Library (Gem) that does the Job just fine.

class User < ApplicationRecord
  validates :name, presence: true, length: { in: 6..20 }

  def to_s
    self.name + (" [blocked]" if self.blocked?)  
  end
end

Java Spring

>>59031717
Node for simple database CRUD because it's piss easy (almost no boilerplate, starting up a server takes one command in the terminal). For when I needed good performance, I wrote something in C++, execFile'd the C++ process from Node and interacted with it using stdin/stdout. Worked pretty well for me, and much easier than all the boilerplate required to make a C++ addon.

I'm thinking of exploring Go, Java/Play and Elixir/Phoenix when I have time though.

>>59032723
Try the Spring Boot. It's piss easy as node or more.

php laravel

>>59032723
>I wrote something in C++, execFile'd the C++ process from Node and interacted with it using stdin/stdout.

This is why I love Node.

Who is this jizz magician

>>59031742
Spring? I was under the impression that it's becoming legacy now.

>>59031717

I'd support her back end, if you know what I mean

>>59035294
?

>>59035282
Spring's been "becoming legacy" for 10 years. Maybe it'll become obsolete about the same time people stop using DirectX.

>>59035253
>>59031717

That is Chenelle form codebabes.com.

https://codebabes.com/instructors/chenelle

>>59032823
Spring boot is a game changer