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2024 Ruby on Rails Community Survey
Welcome to the 2024 Ruby on Rails Community Survey! In 2009, we initiated the first community survey to gather insights about hosting Ruby on Rails applications. Over the years, we've expanded the scope to cover questions about tools, frameworks, and workflows to observe the evolving environment. Now, in its eighth edition, we're leaning deeper into the topics we're all curious about. As part of t
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