> Rails is not only alive and well, but actually booming.
Do you have any references that validate this?
Rails 'booming' on a 3 year time scale wouldn't surprise me, but would on a 10 year scale.
Do you have any references that validate this?
Rails 'booming' on a 3 year time scale wouldn't surprise me, but would on a 10 year scale.
Rails is not at the peak of visibility (like it was in 2008-2014), it is not a "default stack for new products" but here's what we see: Rails startup just did a large IPO (Chime), another Ruby startup filed for IPO (Figma) Rails startup just posted a record ARR growth (bolt.new)
Lots of startups and lots of success stories. See https://evilmartians.com/events/startups-on-rails-in-past-pr...
Again, not the #1 or "default" choice, which is probably a good thing, because we are past the hype+disappointment cycle and on the pragmatic side of things.