Haha ruby of all things. The language where they create aliases in standard library to make the code "read like natural language"... With a framework that promo

Haha ruby of all things. The language where they create aliases in standard library to make the code "read like natural language"... With a framework that promotes mixins as a service layer/code sharing abstraction and fat models/controllers. I get not wanting to start with a super complex stack, but Ruby and Rails are the worst mainstream framework maintainability wise it's obvious why it fell out of favour.