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It depends. I'd probably pick it for any medium complexity low traffic saas that doesn't have any crazy infra or ML or staffing requirements. It's a nice swee
by adverbly 2y ago
It depends.
I'd probably pick it for any medium complexity low traffic saas that doesn't have any crazy infra or ML or staffing requirements.
It's a nice sweet spot for many companies.
With high complexity you probably want strict types.
With high traffic you probably want better perf like rust or go.
With ML you want python.
With ease of hiring or low complexity backend but high complexity frontend, you probably want Next or node.
But for something like 50% of saas companies, I think rails is probably a really strong choice. A very small team can move super fast. It really is the one man framework <3