I've covered developments in the Ruby space in https://rubyweekly.com/ https://rubyweekly.com/ for over ten years (and in a blog before that) and Ruby went thro

I've covered developments in the Ruby space in https://rubyweekly.com/ https://rubyweekly.com/ for over ten years (and in a blog before that) and Ruby went through a huge lull around 2015-2018 that I was seriously worried about it! Since then, things have bloomed - it's not like the 2005-2010 era of heavy (mostly Rails-fuelled) growth, but a lot of interesting projects have come out, important libraries are being maintained and improved, and there's a much stronger sense of maturity and longevity around Ruby now. Long may it last. I am now seeing a similar lull in the Node space, which I also cover, but it, too, will surely pass through it unscathed.