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by qudat
777 days ago
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I see the arguments and they resonate with me (e.g. boring tech). However, rails has some pretty unique footguns compared to other frameworks [^1]. I would vastly prefer some other framework that isn't built on a meta-programming language that essentially has a narrow niche (e.g. django). Further, it's 2024, building on top of a language / framework without proper compile-time tooling (e.g. static types, capacity for an LSP) is a terrible idea. [^1]: https://bower.sh/on-autoloading |
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