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Any reason you wouldn't want to stick with RoR? It's still heavily used... That said, one way to go about it is to look at what people are currently hiring to

by sebg 9y ago

Any reason you wouldn't want to stick with RoR? It's still heavily used... That said, one way to go about it is to look at what people are currently hiring today (or as of 2 days ago).... You can look at this thread on HN -> https://news.ycombinator.com/item?id=15824597 https://news.ycombinator.com/item?id=15824597 and look for companies that you'd want to work for. Then learn that :)

zaptheimpaler 9y ago
I would be happy with RoR, but i am still clueless on how to make SPA/rich type apps which have more to do with JS.
- matchmike1313 9y ago
  Using Rails 5.1 you can integrate Webpack into Rails and thus setup full React or Vue apps with SPA navigation. I would highly recommend it as you can focus on learning the new JS frameworks but have the comfort of Rails for the backend without a headless situation.