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Despite me writing off Ruby as a career path for the last five or six years (and I stand by that), out of nowhere a client has dropped a simple Rails API in my
by vr46 5y ago
Despite me writing off Ruby as a career path for the last five or six years (and I stand by that), out of nowhere a client has dropped a simple Rails API in my lap as part of a consultancy role and so I've updated it, deployed it and am about to rewrite it to add tests and move the logic to more sensible places. And - as before, it's a joy to use and work with and be productive again. Looks like I'm updating to Rails 7 then...
- montblanc 5y ago> Despite me writing off Ruby as a career path for the last five or six years (and I stand by that) I don't think you need to write it off, especially if you're a consultant. That's just bad business thinking, knowing Ruby is a hot asset.