Since the screencasts are over 10 years old now, I'm wondering if Ruby on Rails is still going strong. What resources would you recommend to get into Ruby/Rails specifically? Same question for TDD? Thanks!
Ask HN: Is Ruby on Rails still relevant?
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I'm currently going through Destroy All Software's screencasts [0]. They're heavily based on Ruby + Rails and TDD, although most of the concepts probably do do translate to other languages.
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#2Yes.
According to Hired's State of Software engineers 2022, Rails is the 2nd most in demand skill.
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#3I had a call with a recruiter a few months back who said that the highest commissions were for Rails devs.
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#4Checkout the guides: https://guides.rubyonrails.org
Even just a "Ruby on Rails Tutorial" search on YouTube will get you going, too, if that's more your thing.
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#5Are you learning Rails from decade-old material? Because a lot has changed since then.
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#6Yes for three reasons:
- There's lots of RoR jobs.
- They keep improving it.
- What RoR taught me made me a better architect in every other stack.
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#7First check https://israilsdead.com/.
If you want to learn Ruby on Rails in 2022 please check https://gorails.com
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#8if you like screencasts, "Go Rails" is an amazing resource (and they are very current): https://gorails.com/
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#9I had a call with a recruiter a few months back who said that the highest commissions were for Rails devs.
I wish this was true for my country. I also haven‘t seen many international remote roles for Rails.
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#10I had a call with a recruiter a few months back who said that the highest commissions were for Rails devs.
More so than React Native?!