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It's definitely a good point, I myself have noticed production software in Ruby losing favour over the past 5 years. I'm not sure for the reasons on it as I no
by forgingahead 5y ago
It's definitely a good point, I myself have noticed production software in Ruby losing favour over the past 5 years. I'm not sure for the reasons on it as I no longer build greenfield apps for companies so don't have those direct conversations, but I still use Rails in my own personal projects and for our current SaaS.
- cutler 5y agoAfter the Ruby devops wave lost its momentum to Python and Go Ruby was left looking like a one-trick pony. The rise of microservices and API gateways also fits the lightweight Node.js async model better than Ruby's memory-heavy monolithic approach.