I moved from Rails to Laravel (PHP). If they are moving to Laravel it's a great framework, go for it. Some parts you will like even better than Rails. Hopefull

I moved from Rails to Laravel (PHP). If they are moving to Laravel it's a great framework, go for it. Some parts you will like even better than Rails. Hopefully it's Laravel, it's by far the best php framework. (my opinion). Pay for Laravel projects and jobs are approaching rails work so I wouldn't worry too much about pay or opportunities. If anything you'll be more valuable because you know both. I would keep at least one personal rails project going so you keep up with updates, whats new and can roll in to a new rails job in the future if needed. Keep your Rails skills sharp and you can keep Rails prominently on your resume. Good luck.