For starters, it's not a programming language, but assuming you are aware: The completeness of Rails still not that common (for example, NextJS needs a lot of a

For starters, it's not a programming language, but assuming you are aware: The completeness of Rails still not that common (for example, NextJS needs a lot of additional packages for stuff that integrated in Rails). Curiously, what makes Rails more interesting to me right now are LLMs: Rails is so stable that you can trust the models to know about (most) features, which makes ai assisted development so much more effective.