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If you have a hosting service with a vserver like digitalocean stick to node / express. You'll will get the fastest results with something like www.meteor.com
If you need a job it's good to know php and laravell. -
@heyheni thanks, the hosting service I currently use doesn't support a NodeJS instance, but I was thinking about using Node on a new project, hosted separately.
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Google cloud offers 3 container instances for free and there is redhats https://www.openshift.com
Learn about docker, it allows you to install haselfree pre configured backend sets instantly, so you can concentrate on creating your frontend.
And yeah meteor.js on digitalocean is awesome. -
If you combine it with the content delivery network www.cloudflare.com you get super powers. :D
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addvilz4428yPHP and node are just tools. I have seen plenty of stupid in both. Choose whichever fits your project. You can write perfectly awesome stuff in PHP using Symfony and PHPspec. And its way easier to write sane code in PHP for web than JS.
Then, whenever I hear a phrase server side javascript, I just have to laugh.
Then reconsider everything and use Python or Java :D
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