Yeah, if I was still doing primarily web applications, particularly version 1 apps where you don't know what the final product will actually be, I would probabl

Yeah, if I was still doing primarily web applications, particularly version 1 apps where you don't know what the final product will actually be, I would probably still be using Rails for that. It's just insanely fast for creating those apps and once you've found the features that are hits that need to scale, you can pull those pieces out into services written in languages like Rust or Go. But since I mostly do lower level stuff now, Rust is looking very compelling.