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Rails isn't going away, as there are plenty of sites on the internet that use it. Everything I build is in rails, and i like it that way. And it makes my life p
by meesterdude 12y ago
Rails isn't going away, as there are plenty of sites on the internet that use it. Everything I build is in rails, and i like it that way. And it makes my life pretty awesome, and is enjoyable to work with. I really can't complain.
Single page is an option for some people, and there are several ways to get you there as well. But that's the great thing about the web: we have all kinds of ways to deliver an end product.
That doesn't make other rendering methods go away, though. Flash is still around, for example. And there's really no reason to project that rails will suffer some terrible fate in a few years time. It's been around for several years now and has done nothing but grow, so as long as it solves a problem and people go to it, it and other frameworks will hang around.