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by cageface
2003 days ago
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Rails is great if out of the box with devise + active admin it gets you at least 80% of the way to what you're trying to build. Once you start writing loads of background jobs and business logic it becomes a quagmire pretty quick. I've seen this happen over and over again on projects I've worked on. I mention Rails specifically because I can't think of any other reason I'd use Ruby these days. |
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