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IIRC there are still many large companies using Ruby/Rails still, they've just also diversified their tech stacks (as larger companies tend to do). AFAIK the l
by noodle 7y ago
IIRC there are still many large companies using Ruby/Rails still, they've just also diversified their tech stacks (as larger companies tend to do). AFAIK the list includes: GitHub (MS has a few Rails-based acquisitions now), Airbnb, Groupon, Square, Cookpad, Kickstarter, Hulu, etc..
- keithwhor 7y agoPretty sure Stripe is a Ruby shop as well.
- multiplegeorges 7y agoOne of the biggest. They recently released Sorbet, a gradual type checker for Ruby.
- ivankolev 7y agoI sometimes forget how vast and diverse the whole industry is, so many tech. stacks and ecosystems.
- yellow_lead 7y agoGitlab too it seems.
- riffraff 7y agoIIRC it's ruby, but not rails
- faintrain 7y agoJP Morgan Chase and McKesson both use Ruby with McKesson leading the pack in RoR LOC among the Fortune 50
- itake 7y agoInsiders at Airbnb told me they are (almost) completely off Rails now. They moved their website to the jvm.
- notyourwork 7y agoSeems at some scale this usually happens.
- cutler 7y agoIf all you want is the JVM JRuby and its Truffle variant are viable options.
- ksec 7y agoI believe AirBnB and Groupon are off Rails ( And Ruby ). So the big one for Rails are Shopify, Github, Cookpad, Gitlab. For Ruby ( Not Rails ) That would be Stripe.