Software Engineer and jack-of-all-trades, mostly working with machine learning and AWS.
Interested in the trends in tech and working out how we can use them!
Fair points! Nice to hear someone who's tried both!
I've heard nothing but wonders about Rails but I'm not sure its something I'll end up fitting into my stack any time soon - Ruby itself still has a great promise though
I'm coming round to thinking it's probably best if I try both and see how my personal preference plays but I think I'm mostly set on starting with Go, the promise of big OSS projects are tipping me a little,
Then after a while with Go, moving to try Ruby on a similar problem and some Rails then next time I'm doing some WebDev!
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Fair points! Nice to hear someone who's tried both!
I've heard nothing but wonders about Rails but I'm not sure its something I'll end up fitting into my stack any time soon - Ruby itself still has a great promise though
I'm coming round to thinking it's probably best if I try both and see how my personal preference plays but I think I'm mostly set on starting with Go, the promise of big OSS projects are tipping me a little,
Then after a while with Go, moving to try Ruby on a similar problem and some Rails then next time I'm doing some WebDev!