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Ruby's not a language I hear that much about anymore yet still seems to maintain a very steady market share. Is it the huge existing Rails install base or new l
by speakspokespok 3y ago
Ruby's not a language I hear that much about anymore yet still seems to maintain a very steady market share. Is it the huge existing Rails install base or new language features keeping it going? Is the Rails marketshare larger than Django?
- bastawhiz 3y agoThere's a lot of folks who really like Ruby and who find themselves being very productive in it. Rails helps, but Ruby in general has low floors, wide walls, and high ceilings.
- snovymgodym 3y agoYeah it's pretty much all Rails. Of course there's a long tail of non-Rails Ruby stuff out there, but realistically you can interpret the Ruby marketshare to be the Ruby-on-Rails marketshare.