Creating a Framework-Like Experience with Effect for Backend and Frontend Development
Hey. So this is my first beginner question. I come from a framework world (mostly Rails, which I like, and Next, which I despise, and Nuxt, which is okayish). It turned out for me that I prefer a framework style of developing, if the framework is adaptable and testable enough. Now I am aware that Effect is not a framework in the sense as the above. But is there „simple“ way to built a framework like experience out of Effect?
I mostly need controller like endpoints, model like entities and validations, operation like tasks, and job like processing and enqueuing. All of it in backend, but also some of it in frontend. Frontend also needs easily available component libraries.
Backend needs to be able to scale for some hundert users (never was a problem with Rails, when using caching). It also needs to be good at ETL and some mild bug data analytics (became a bit of annoying in Rails, because it basically needed not so well done and maintained FFIs).
I mostly need controller like endpoints, model like entities and validations, operation like tasks, and job like processing and enqueuing. All of it in backend, but also some of it in frontend. Frontend also needs easily available component libraries.
Backend needs to be able to scale for some hundert users (never was a problem with Rails, when using caching). It also needs to be good at ETL and some mild bug data analytics (became a bit of annoying in Rails, because it basically needed not so well done and maintained FFIs).
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