This reminds me of companies rewriting applications from VB to c++/c#.
Half the people complained about VB being good enough and more popular.
But the overall feeling was that once the rapid application dev version is out the door and ok then it's a good time to redo it with something more engineering-y, for long term support before the first version gets too ossified.
(i'm sure i'm going to burn karma for comparing node with vb but...)
Half the people complained about VB being good enough and more popular.
But the overall feeling was that once the rapid application dev version is out the door and ok then it's a good time to redo it with something more engineering-y, for long term support before the first version gets too ossified.
(i'm sure i'm going to burn karma for comparing node with vb but...)