They all started the projects from 2009-2013 picking Rails, the most popular web framework at the time: https://insights.stackoverflow.com/trends?tags=ruby-on-r

They all started the projects from 2009-2013 picking Rails, the most popular web framework at the time: https://insights.stackoverflow.com/trends?tags=ruby-on-rails%2Cdjango%2Cnode.js%2Cgo https://insights.stackoverflow.com/trends?tags=ruby-on-rails... If you were to follow in their footsteps, you'd also be picking the top popularity web framework for your time, which as of now is things like Next.js and Django. Big recent-era startups: OpenSea (Django / Next.js) Notion (Node.js) ScaleAI (Python, Node.js, Next.js) Substack (Node.js) Rippling (Django / Next.js)