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I don't think it's in decline, but it's certainly maturing - there's not so much "cool new stuff" to share about it anymore
by loktarogar 8y ago
I don't think it's in decline, but it's certainly maturing - there's not so much "cool new stuff" to share about it anymore
- busterarm 8y agoIf you go to RubyKaigi you'll get a completely different view of the ecosystem. On the other side of the world, Ruby has many adherents in the embedded development world. A large number of the Japanese talks are about mruby and that has motivated many of the last few years of the languages' improvements.