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I disagree. With the proliferation of new tutorial books and screencasts in addition to more and more web developers choosing Rails, it's far from dying, it's a
by cantbecool 15y ago
I disagree. With the proliferation of new tutorial books and screencasts in addition to more and more web developers choosing Rails, it's far from dying, it's actually in growing at rapid rate.
- ssmoot 15y agoWhere do you get your numbers for that? I'm genuinely curious. I had the opposite impression; but I don't have any numbers at all to back it up.
- cantbecool 15y agoJust anecdotal evidence. I'm just seeing an increase of job postings online, but after doing research, the term 'Ruby on Rails' is actually declining on Google trends. http://trends.google.com/trends?q=ruby+on+rails&ctab=0&geo=all&date=all http://trends.google.com/trends?q=ruby+on+rails&ctab=0&#... I thought at least there would be a slight bump after Rails 3.0 release, guess not.