“Excited” is an interesting word. I still like Return of the Jedi, but I’m not excited about it because it’s old. The Ruby/Rails community is very mature, the

“Excited” is an interesting word. I still like Return of the Jedi, but I’m not excited about it because it’s old. The Ruby/Rails community is very mature, the language and the framework are flexible enough for anything, and there are libraries and guides for anything you want to do. So no, it’s not that exciting now, but it’s still widely used. From my own experience, my company continues to use it for many project because we have tons of our own library code that couldn’t easily be recreated.