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There is still enough work and projects being built using Rails. Of course NodeJS stole a lot of thunder from Ruby/Rails, but everyone who has been smart either

by nik736 11y ago

There is still enough work and projects being built using Rails. Of course NodeJS stole a lot of thunder from Ruby/Rails, but everyone who has been smart either went back to Ruby/Rails or moved on to Go (if performance was an issue). I don't think Python is an issue, it's always have been that people went from Ruby -> Python and vice versa.

bliti 11y ago
The change from Rails to Go must be quite shocking. Going from such a completely framework to a barebones language is a huge step. I write Go and went from Python -> Go and it still was a bit of a jump. :)