top | item 35688045 (no title) yankoff | 2 years ago Is Ruby on Rails still widely used? discuss order hn newest makestuff|2 years ago Yeah, it is really hard to find something that can spin up a web app faster. Django is close, but rails is really good at it. gabereiser|2 years ago [deleted] Alifatisk|2 years ago Yes, https://toprubycompanies.info joshmn|2 years ago Yes, and there's plenty of hiring around it: https://www.rails.jobs. (disclaimer: I'm behind this)Companies are regularly complaining it's getting harder to find senior+ Rails developers, which I think is a good problem to have. volkk|2 years ago genuine question -- as opposed to what when it comes to wanting to launch something quickly from zero makestuff|2 years ago The only one that I could see competing is Django, but IMO it isn't as fast as rails. load replies (1) Trasmatta|2 years ago Yes unknown|2 years ago [deleted]
makestuff|2 years ago Yeah, it is really hard to find something that can spin up a web app faster. Django is close, but rails is really good at it. gabereiser|2 years ago [deleted]
joshmn|2 years ago Yes, and there's plenty of hiring around it: https://www.rails.jobs. (disclaimer: I'm behind this)Companies are regularly complaining it's getting harder to find senior+ Rails developers, which I think is a good problem to have.
volkk|2 years ago genuine question -- as opposed to what when it comes to wanting to launch something quickly from zero makestuff|2 years ago The only one that I could see competing is Django, but IMO it isn't as fast as rails. load replies (1)
makestuff|2 years ago The only one that I could see competing is Django, but IMO it isn't as fast as rails. load replies (1)
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Companies are regularly complaining it's getting harder to find senior+ Rails developers, which I think is a good problem to have.
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