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These days it seems like Ruby is where Perl was in 2010 It's more "mature" than "abandoned" IMO. I think it's in a solid place. A lot of Rubyists have moved on
by JohnBooty 6y ago
These days it seems like Ruby is where Perl was in 2010
It's more "mature" than "abandoned" IMO. I think it's in a solid place. A lot of Rubyists have moved on but so far, that's OK with me.
Unlike OP's experience with Perl, most legacy Ruby and/or Rails codebases are not too disasterous.
- orthoxerox 6y agoThat's probably because Rails hits the sweet spot. It's just complex enough to support a medium-sized website well. Most innovations since Rails have targeted high-load websites.