Ruby is fine for small projects by a single developer, anything that you could reasonably do a total rewrite in a day or two. Because the main way of refactorin

Ruby is fine for small projects by a single developer, anything that you could reasonably do a total rewrite in a day or two. Because the main way of refactoring is via rewrites. As a language it is completely unsuitable for large projects, the dynamic features that are helpful at a small scale become liabilities at a large scale. Ruby’s main flaw is the excessive exuberance of its fans, you wouldn’t develop a large website in bash, you probably shouldn’t do it in Ruby either, but each of the languages still has its own charm and is useful for the things it was designed for.