Rails is excellent for building CRUD apps, what it was designed for, and as you say that covers a lot of ground. Plenty of code available for all sorts of commo

Rails is excellent for building CRUD apps, what it was designed for, and as you say that covers a lot of ground. Plenty of code available for all sorts of common features on the web. I learned Ruby specifically to run Rails, and mostly, Ruby is a lot of fun to write. That it's staggeringly, hideously, Godot-level slow is eventually problematic but by then you've got enough traffic to pay for multiple servers. :)