1. Web apps - Ruby on Rails hands down, every time. with SQL lite works pretty good on smaller projects. this is if you're working on a project yourself or have

1. Web apps - Ruby on Rails hands down, every time. with SQL lite works pretty good on smaller projects. this is if you're working on a project yourself or have a very small team. If you're doing full stack and if you're doing turbo/stimulus it's a bit harder to hire people that have all of that. In my experience, easiest to hire full stack devs are with node/react stack. Coincidentally that's the group of people with largest knowledge gap in the either stack, people tend to specialize in one Not sure about 2 and 3, not my cuppa tea