In my current project I use PHP+Laravel for backend. However, since Node.js has been mentioned in massive discussion everywhere, I spent my time to read about Node.js and began to do research on its frameworks : Express, Koa, Sails, HAPI, etc. When I came to Adonis.js I was excited, since it was very similar to Laravel, including its documentation. So learning it and trying it was straightforward for me.
Nevertheless, I hold on my desire to use it in a real project, because I am still waiting for its wide acceptance by community/developer. If there are sufficient experienced developers that use it in real projects, I can start to use it. For this reason, I have been suspending my learning of it, until I feel quite sure I wouldn't waste my time to learn it.
Now, seeing that you have used it in a project, it seems that you can you persuade me to use it.
At least now, I can resume my learning of it, because for me, Adonis.js is nice.
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In my current project I use PHP+Laravel for backend. However, since Node.js has been mentioned in massive discussion everywhere, I spent my time to read about Node.js and began to do research on its frameworks : Express, Koa, Sails, HAPI, etc. When I came to Adonis.js I was excited, since it was very similar to Laravel, including its documentation. So learning it and trying it was straightforward for me.
Nevertheless, I hold on my desire to use it in a real project, because I am still waiting for its wide acceptance by community/developer. If there are sufficient experienced developers that use it in real projects, I can start to use it. For this reason, I have been suspending my learning of it, until I feel quite sure I wouldn't waste my time to learn it.
Now, seeing that you have used it in a project, it seems that you can you persuade me to use it.
At least now, I can resume my learning of it, because for me, Adonis.js is nice.