What this article talks about is more than a year old. When I was looking for a tool to start my project I was at the same distance to Python, Ruby and NodeJS and their ecosystem. So when I read about it a year ago I leaned towards NodeJS. So knowing the experience of others always help to certain people at certain point of their yet to unfold story but not to everybody all the time.
I am not unhappy with my choice but I do not have enough data to compare with other tools. I do not think a lot of people have either. Once you start with a tool you tend to keep it since you invested a lot of time learning it as well as developing something with it. I think few can afford switching tools (e.g. FB switched from HTML5 to native recently for their mobile interface).
I am not unhappy with my choice but I do not have enough data to compare with other tools. I do not think a lot of people have either. Once you start with a tool you tend to keep it since you invested a lot of time learning it as well as developing something with it. I think few can afford switching tools (e.g. FB switched from HTML5 to native recently for their mobile interface).