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I am also biased but I also agree Things have been moving so quickly in the JS space and because the JS community is so prominent on Twitter. It's ended up wit
by jack_riminton 5y ago
I am also biased but I also agree
Things have been moving so quickly in the JS space and because the JS community is so prominent on Twitter. It's ended up with a lot of JS 'influencers' who feel they have to come up with a new hot-take on code smells or the latest cool new thing every week in order to stay relevant. They tend to default to exclusionary behaviours whereas Rails is a lot more friendly.
- regularfry 5y agoWhat's ironic is that there is (or... was. I've not been as active recently to see if it's still there) a marked difference even between the Rails community and the core Ruby community. The closer to Matz you get, the nicer people tend to be.