I was really excited about Opal a few years ago and the burst of activity it enjoyed for a while, but as time has passed I've become convinced that frontend cod

I was really excited about Opal a few years ago and the burst of activity it enjoyed for a while, but as time has passed I've become convinced that frontend code should be frugal and opt-in as much as possible. I don't want a giant wad of isomorphic code shipped to the browser. But writing frontend (and Webpack-friendly!) code in Ruby is still fun, which is why the modest ambitions of the Ruby2JS project excite me and I'm happy to contribute to that project nowadays.