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Are traditional web frameworks and languages like RubyOnRail, Spring Boot and PHP dying now when new fast reactive pure JavaScript frameworks and services like Meteor, Node, Angular 2.0 and Firebase are breaking ground?

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Posted 24th May 2015 at 9:33 am · Follow me on Mastodon or on Twitter

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