Rails is def easier to learn if you’re new to web dev. It’s got a lot of magic under the hood that makes things simpler. JS is more hands-on, which can be good or bad depending on how much control you want.
For a small app, I’d recommend Rails. It’s just faster to get something up and running. But if you’re planning to do more JS-heavy stuff later, maybe start with JS now.
Also, check out RailsTutorial (https://www.railstutorial.org/)—it’s a great resource for beginners.
For a small app, I’d recommend Rails. It’s just faster to get something up and running. But if you’re planning to do more JS-heavy stuff later, maybe start with JS now.
Also, check out RailsTutorial (https://www.railstutorial.org/)—it’s a great resource for beginners.