I found a framework called Phoenix and it seems pretty snazzy

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It can rebuilt a twitter clone in a matter of seconds and it has everthing you need to make complex APIs in a breeze. Sure the framework and language are a bit of a learning curve, but once you get the hang of generators and sheeitt, it works way faster than anything microcrap can come up with

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Oh great, yet another javascript framework. I've lost count how many there are now. There seems to be a new one every day. Here are the ones that pop into my head: jQuery, Angular, knockout, Vue, Next, React, Ember, Svelte, Gatsby, Nuxt, Bootstrap, Node, Spring boot, Express, Laravel, Micronaut, Mocha, Jasmine, Jest, ES1, ES2, ES3, ES5, ES6 and the list goes on and on.

I honestly don't know how front end developers write anything as they continually learn newer frameworks as the old ones are continuously deemed no longer useful.

I have developers that literally include half a dozen and sometimes more frameworks for that one cool feature it does. This makes the webpage so fucking heavy. Not to mention all the analytics I have to drag in. There's often a megabyte of javascript code that's never called because huge bulky frameworks are dragged in constantly. Oh! My favorite, multiple versions of JQuery because developers are too fucking lazy to pick one version and make the whole page work using one.

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what can I do with this?

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It was an OPT framework built for telecom, so it does everything, it can do backend, live web, polling, long polling, sockets, backend, graphql, name it, it can do something with it