Yes, if you like it and use it. No if you prefer something else. Rails has a ton of stuff readily available with a base installation and a large community with

Yes, if you like it and use it. No if you prefer something else. Rails has a ton of stuff readily available with a base installation and a large community with deep knowledge. There are some cool new things that also came out recently that provide working defaults which allows a person or team to start working on biz requirements and stop futzing around with tech stacks. The tech stack isn’t likely to be the deciding factor for a startup being successful these days. Pick whatever you or the team works best with.