Just learn Rails, it's pretty much what you said. There's a bunch of people that kinda hate where things went, where it takes a couple of teams to do something

Just learn Rails, it's pretty much what you said. There's a bunch of people that kinda hate where things went, where it takes a couple of teams to do something simple. Computer graphics and emulation can be hard to get into, lots of people working for free there. I also wished I could find a niche, but didn't manage to, so I'm trying to settle with what I still find some joy. It's also a great framework for solo dev. I have been doing a lot of JS (+ microservices) for the past years and I can safely say that I'm at least 3x more productive just using Rails. With JS I always need to pick up libraries, and this creates a lot of ambiguity as every developer likes to do things their own way, working in a team is typically hell. There are companies that uses Rails and don't use React, nor use microservices, just focus on providing value to their customers. Unlike the JS community that has plenty of devs, Rails isn't bringing enough new devs in, which makes also finding a job easier and jumping in from another lang into it.