I use it for business and financial web applications (netcore version), and deploying it on linux with SqlServer and PostgreSql as databases.
It's a very beautiful and elegant language from my perspective, but it lacks the "install and run" frameworks comparing to other languages (rails, django and Laravel) still finding myself spending too much time configuring staff to start a web application.
It needs some time to get the real open source taste,
I've developed my own Database Query Builder github.com/sqlkata/querybuilder, I've found that it has some really awesome features like, method extensions, null operator, async, etc ...
What I hate about it, is the time I've spent on build, other than that I love it.
For my personal projects I use PHP.
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I use it for business and financial web applications (netcore version), and deploying it on linux with SqlServer and PostgreSql as databases.
It's a very beautiful and elegant language from my perspective, but it lacks the "install and run" frameworks comparing to other languages (rails, django and Laravel) still finding myself spending too much time configuring staff to start a web application.
It needs some time to get the real open source taste,
I've developed my own Database Query Builder github.com/sqlkata/querybuilder, I've found that it has some really awesome features like, method extensions, null operator, async, etc ...
What I hate about it, is the time I've spent on build, other than that I love it.
For my personal projects I use PHP.