The last team I worked with seemed to be going that way. I'm an old-school database engineer, and RoR had a familiar feel as I was learning it, since it got a

The last team I worked with seemed to be going that way. I'm an old-school database engineer, and RoR had a familiar feel as I was learning it, since it got a lot of the database interface right, but my manager was a blame-the-tools type. To me our app just needed a few tweaks for performance and some refactoring of a few poorly-designed classes which were obvious in the data model, but to him it needed React, .net microservices, and a whole lot of yes-men to implement these things. This kind of culture has always been around since way before Rails; unfortunately I've never learned how to turn it around. The team no longer has a database engineer :).