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I am trying to figure out which of these ecosystems have the most complete, most actively maintained libraries for rest api's, graphql, orm's, sql generation, database bindings, etc. In the case of clojure and scala, I don't want to consider the java libraries when comparing, just pure libraries.
Thoughts?
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One way to compare ecosystems is to measure their progress on implementing libraries needed for prod deploys like CSRF.
I like that phoenix is a more functional rails
Considering available web frameworks and ORMs and overall ecosystem size, here is my best guess:
Which of these ecosystems are adding more web and database related libraries faster?
Elixir has the best documentation.