I still write Rails applications regularly, some applications I've maintained since 3.0 to 5.x. What's amazing, is I booted up a 4 year old project in minutes

I still write Rails applications regularly, some applications I've maintained since 3.0 to 5.x. What's amazing, is I booted up a 4 year old project in minutes the other day at work. A co-worker was interested in using the project, it took 15 minutes to setup clean. Overall, I find Rails is easily more maintainable and definitely enjoy it more than the Django and Flask apps I write regularly. Javascript (Node + React/Angular) breaks all the time when upgrading, so maintaining it is not super fun either... Here's a project I wrote in Rails and deployed late last year: https://hnprofile.com/ https://hnprofile.com/ Works like a charm! I even recommend Rails to new people starting out because I think it sets best practices.