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I took a pay -loss- to maintain a Rails app for a client with a small budget, about 4 years ago on an outdated app using Ruby 2.3. Super happy with the decision
by samtheprogram 2y ago
I took a pay -loss- to maintain a Rails app for a client with a small budget, about 4 years ago on an outdated app using Ruby 2.3. Super happy with the decision. It’s too easy to add features or upgrade the app and I love working in the codebase.
- sroerick 2y agoShot in the dark here, drupal dev?
- samtheprogram 2y agoHeh, no. Full Stack with a lot of NextJS/React/ReactNative these days. Sprinkle in a Spring Boot + Angular project and this Rails gig. I also spent a few years doing Obj-C/Swift iOS development. Rails was one of the first web frameworks I learned after PHP and it and Ruby were always favorites of mine. Closest I came to being a Drupal dev was shipping a small CodeIgniter app in around 2011 (right before picking up a Rails book).