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I personally still love Rails. Especially with Rails 5.1 I find it has what I need. I haven't had any of the scaling and performance issues some people mention
by trcollinson 9y ago
I personally still love Rails. Especially with Rails 5.1 I find it has what I need. I haven't had any of the scaling and performance issues some people mention in other threads. It's a fantastic environment for a developer.
- king_kerr 9y agoI'm thinking about giving 5.1 a shot. Haven't worked with Rails since 4.2.
- gls2ro 9y agoThe same for me. I do different freelancing projects. Most of them in the direction of culture transformation for technical teams and I still use Rails as the go-to framework for any tool that I need in those projects. Reasons: - I already know Rails so there is no learning curve - It takes care (alone or with gems) of security, user management, routing ... with very few configuration details - I can still deploy it quickly on one single droplet with capistrano Recently I started to learn Vue.js and I think - for me - they will make a great combination for the web apps that I need.