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It might not affect the day to day, but with this many senior community members speaking up over the years, and leaving Ruby/Rails, I have to imagine it has stu
by danpalmer 5y ago
It might not affect the day to day, but with this many senior community members speaking up over the years, and leaving Ruby/Rails, I have to imagine it has stunted the growth and progression of the ecosystem.
When I look s as t the transformation that has happened to Python/Django over the last 10 years, compared to Rails, it does feel like it might be the case, although that’s my biased personal point of view.
- heartbreak 5y agoDoes Python/Django have working dependency management yet? It doesn’t as of 3 months ago.
- danpalmer 5y agoThere's a lot of different options at different levels of maturity, but fundamentally yes there are options that work well. I also wouldn't necessarily call Bundler a gold-standard dependency management solution, it's good but lacks more advanced features necessary for reproducible builds.