People always forget Ember.js, like it's some relic of the past, despite it having very active development and a toolchain for a consistent Rails-like experienc

People always forget Ember.js, like it's some relic of the past, despite it having very active development and a toolchain for a consistent Rails-like experience on the frontend. There's no reason why you can't use React or Vue components inside an Ember.js application if that's what you prefer. As much as I've grown to despise the Ruby community for relying too heavily on metaprogramming and inheritance, leading to abstraction hell, I think Rails is still a great framework for serving web pages. Just because it's not the shiny new thing doesn't mean it can't do most of the things we want from it(not every company is FAANG scale), and there is still an abundance of Rails jobs in 2019.