It's not necessarily in-demand. It's the ratio of jobs to applicants. Both numbers can be low which anecdotally feels right for Rails. It's not the new hotne

It's not necessarily in-demand. It's the ratio of jobs to applicants. Both numbers can be low which anecdotally feels right for Rails. It's not the new hotness anymore but there's still plenty of systems to maintain/expand. Can be hard to hire because fewer engineers want to do it but the systems can't easily be transitioned to a new language.