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Rails is effective, boring, productive, and widely used. What kinds of things are you interested in building? If you're learning to code to get a web developm
by gopher2 8y ago
Rails is effective, boring, productive, and widely used.
What kinds of things are you interested in building?
If you're learning to code to get a web development job, I would lean towards starting with learning Javascript, then building small front-end games and tools (whatever you think would be fun to make), and then learning to use a library like React to make those even better.
At some point after that, sure, learn how to be productive with Ruby/Rails. It's not going anywhere. Or maybe at that point there will be some amazing Node framework with similar strengths to Rails that you can learn instead, but that would surprise me.