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I think that Ruby has lost its “cool“ factor whereas .NET is back on the rise due to the release of .NET Core and TypeScript, so a lot of people have moved away
by finaliteration 8y ago
I think that Ruby has lost its “cool“ factor whereas .NET is back on the rise due to the release of .NET Core and TypeScript, so a lot of people have moved away from Ruby which leaves those of us who still have an interest in it to fill in the gaps.
It also seems like every year we hear that “Rails is dying”, but I don’t think I’ve seen those claims materialize. It’s maybe not as popular as it was 5 years ago, but I’m not hearing any death knells.
- scarface74 8y agoNot saying anything about Ruby in particular but you never want to skate away from the puck unless you’re near retirement and want to make some quick bucks - like people still writing COBOL.