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by thiago_fm
105 days ago
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Same. Also became a .net developer after almost 20 years of Ruby/Rails. Nowadays C# is anyways much more expressive than before. Meanwhile Ruby is still very slow. Not to mention how poorly maintained are most Rails projects. People have been "vibe coding" forever. A well-organized and maintained Rails app is great though. I'd definitely consider working with it again, but it really depends on what company it is. |
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