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I'll second that question. I figured Rails would still be pretty popular, and now I'm wondering to what degree that is or isn't true these days. My guess would

by mercer 8y ago

I'll second that question. I figured Rails would still be pretty popular, and now I'm wondering to what degree that is or isn't true these days. My guess would be React/Angular or, if it's a particularly hip group, Next.js/Nuxt.js/Serverless with as little back-end as possible.

faizshah 8y ago
In my experience Angular is out and React is in with some vue people around as well. For backend, graphql is in, expressjs is still in, firebase is in, flask and django are in. Ruby on rails is unfortunately out among my peers: https://devpost.com/software/built-with/ruby-on-rails https://devpost.com/software/built-with/ruby-on-rails Not a bad idea to do a blog post analyzing devpost trends, I might do that after exams.