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If you're just starting out, I strongly recommend picking the one that your team is comfortable with. It'll help you create your MVP (Minimum Viable Product) quickly, and the feedback cycle will be fast.
From what I used, RoR and Laravel are just great. Easy to develop, and the design pattern is clear. RoR can be a bit hard to scale, but it definitely is possible. Cheers! -
abr4xas12118ybut you are talking about backend. about frontend you can use bootstrap/foundation, angular/react or whatever
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lug0lug06188y@abr4xas yes I'm talking about back end .. In front end I agree with you I'm using bootstrap, thanks bro ..
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@abr4xas I think it depends on his requirement, though. Using single page app technologies to build simple webapps can be a bit overkill at times, and vice versa.
As for me, I've used React and Redux for the frontend. For UI, I write my own components, because I prefer a bit of style for my app (it's based on Google's Material, with some tweaks such as light shadows, and design patterns from codrops). It's a pleasure to develop with 😃 -
@phoomparin There are many material design css frameworks like angular material also materialize css.
I have to make a web Application what you recommend?. Php o Ruby?
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