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by waylandsmithers
3752 days ago
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My personal impression was that Rails has matured and there aren't as many open problems at this point-- there are agreed upon patterns and gems for most things you want to do in creating a web app-- or at least a relevant SO answer that is the first thing that comes up when you google a problem or error message. I know that isn't exactly what this question was measuring but I'd expect engagement for Ruby in general to fall on SO. Compare that to the current wild wild west of JS frameworks where everyone seems to be doing their own thing. |
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