I'm no fan of Ruby on Rails BUT measuring it by its popularity within coding bootcamps is not exactly the best metric. While they do provide hype around a techn

I'm no fan of Ruby on Rails BUT measuring it by its popularity within coding bootcamps is not exactly the best metric. While they do provide hype around a technology, RoR is sufficiently established (and has been before coding bootcamps were around) that it doesn't need to be popular within those circles in order to thrive. If anything, what's popular among coding bootcamps is more indicative of the kind of junior positions which are more readily available.