Definitely. The speed Rails gives you is very valuable especially when building a new product. And it’s fun. And way less boilerplate code.
You may want to watch a talk about Rails and startups: https://youtu.be/-sFYiyFQMU8
Ask HN: Would you still choose Ruby on Rails for a startup in 2025?
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I'm not interested in prosecuting that David gives off fascist vibes. I don't have to provide proof. Kinda lazy that you're all not out there looking for the proof yourself. To reorient the discussion around what the original poster talked about, that he gives off Elon Musk Vibes. And that it's a problem. Well it IS a problem. A problem openly, and vigorously discussed in the Ruby community. Many people have left the…
>I'm not interested in prosecuting that David gives off fascist vibes. I don't have to provide proof. Oh, so you don't have any proof, got it. Your claims have been dismissed, David is not fascist. >Kinda lazy that you're all not out there looking for the proof yourself. There is no proof. >To reorient the discussion around what the original poster talked about, that he gives off Elon Musk Vibes. And that it's a prob…
Not surprised I didn't get a response. Ten year old account wasted on some bizarre personal vendetta or virtue signal. Embarrassing.