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If you're not finishing projects then that's a you problem, not a code problem. JS is fine, and for a front-end MVP it's probably the easiest choice. Ruby is a

If you're not finishing projects then that's a you problem, not a code problem. JS is fine, and for a front-end MVP it's probably the easiest choice. Ruby is also fine, but I don't think Rails is as popular as it used to be job wise.

throwawaynay 5y ago
>If you're not finishing projects then that's a you problem, not a code problem. Yes I was thinking about that while writing it. But I also read about some people claiming that developing their MVP with RoR instead of JS was twice as fast. And usually by the time I'm halfway done in JS, I lose interest or already thought of something else, if prototyping was twice as fast I'm sure I'd release a lot more small projects