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Agree completely. I enjoy programming with other languages but nothing beats Rails when it comes to getting a product out the door. Last week I found out that
by geekjock 8y ago
Agree completely.
I enjoy programming with other languages but nothing beats Rails when it comes to getting a product out the door.
Last week I found out that a Rails app I built for a SAAS company many years ago is still running reliably and generating millions of dollars per year.
The painpoints I often run into with Ruby/Rails are concurrency and memory use. Both are addressable though.
- thomasfedb 8y agoIn the time it takes to configure Webpack I can write an app in Rails. Convention. Over. Configuration.
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- geekjock 8y agoHah, so true.
- armandososa 8y agoI never learned Rails. What would you say is the best path to write a modern rails application? I learn better trough videos, btw :D
- lgregg 8y agoThere are lots of playlists on youtube with tutorial walkthroughs. I'd go look for someone's todo app on Github and compare it to a language you know. Then write a todo app. That'll give you the initial questions you need to keep learning.
- tortilla 8y agohttps://gorails.com/series https://gorails.com/series https://www.railstutorial.org/ https://www.railstutorial.org/