Rails is Good Enough

The first time I watched the infamous “build a blog in 15 mins” video, Dreamweaver was a thing, Flash was owned by Macromedia, and Twitter did not exist. 20 years later, Rails is alive and well. While it has never been the the most popular kid on the block by any means, it remains widely used by bootstrapped founders, large tech companies and everyone in between. Learning programming after 40 with

[atico]

CoCのコードは生成AIとの親和性も高そうだし、再び脚光を浴びることは十分ありそう。pythonは色々FW多いし、インデントを合わせたコピペがめんどい。

[YassLab]

'the right way to do important things like auth, and the not-so-important ones like naming conventions. I like not having to think about any of that, so I can focus on building a business and marketing. / “the longer a technology has been around, the more likely it is to continue being around.”'