[donmb]

I agree with the article. For instance, I was using Rails a lot in the past when I was bootstrapping small shitty projects to get a "taste of the user" and validating my ideas. For more complex projects I am using Ruby business oriented frameworks (trailblazer is a great choice here!) but I flavour it up with some ActiveRecord and ActionMailer as its very convenient. In general, the whole Rails framework became too much for my projects and to blown up.