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The startup I work for is all about Ruby, we use it for all sorts of things from microservices, CLIs, Docker scheduling and everything in between. As a newer R
by dbattaglia 9y ago
The startup I work for is all about Ruby, we use it for all sorts of things from microservices, CLIs, Docker scheduling and everything in between. As a newer Rubyist (and long time C++ and C# dev) I get the feeling the Ruby community is a bit stagnant. Most Gems I use seem to have peaked on GitHub activity a few years ago and are now just sort of chilling. Of course this doesn't mean the language is dying or anything, but it does feel like I'm joining a party after everyone went home.