Exactly, it’s an investment in Rails by tying yourself so closely with it.
Contrast to the JS ecosystem where as soon as there’s a disagreement or new idea a new framework is born
Contrast to the JS ecosystem where as soon as there’s a disagreement or new idea a new framework is born
Every backend lanaguage has one or two really good frameworks. Simply because the cost of replacement is so high and the cost of developing a new one is so high, it just makes sense to invest in the one you're using. Sadly, this means just investing in hiring more people and not in actually improving it which GitHub/Microsoft is doing.