We use Rails with some sprinkles of VueJS but we're a team of two and haven't had to hire in a while. Although when we did hire last (a few years ago) it wasn'

We use Rails with some sprinkles of VueJS but we're a team of two and haven't had to hire in a while. Although when we did hire last (a few years ago) it wasn't really a problem finding people. I would and do use it for new projects as well. The ecosystem is excellent, Rails itself is adding new/useful features all the time. I don't know what would happen if our app scaled to crazy huge traffic loads, I assume we would adapt. Right now we're around 70k monthly active users but a year ago that was double and we didn't really have any performance issues. We've been able to use Sidekiq and Kafka to ingest huge loads of data on the backend without needing to do anything too crazy. So yeah I don't really understand why Rails has to prove itself over and over again - it works, it keeps improving still after all this time. Its great.