Ask HN: Batteries-included Framework for MVP in 2024
Let's say you're an experienced developer, but any of the following frameworks & languages would be new to you.
You're wanting a batteries-included framework to build out an MVP and focus on shipping features rather then re-inventing the wheel over and over for non-business specific features (migrations, mail, jobs, caching, etc).
Which do you think is the best to invest time in, in 2024? A lot of previous discussions focused on "build with what you know", and I agree with that, but am curious what HN thinks is worth investing the time in with regards to heavy duty frameworks, in 2024.
You're wanting a batteries-included framework to build out an MVP and focus on shipping features rather then re-inventing the wheel over and over for non-business specific features (migrations, mail, jobs, caching, etc).
Which do you think is the best to invest time in, in 2024? A lot of previous discussions focused on "build with what you know", and I agree with that, but am curious what HN thinks is worth investing the time in with regards to heavy duty frameworks, in 2024.
- Rails - Ruby
- Laravel - PHP
- Django - Python
- ASP.NET - C#
- Pheonix - Elixir
Something else?