I am not a rails dev but have looked into it for some side projects that I am considering.
IMO, I think it hits an excellent balance between rolling-your-own framework and no-framework-low-code. Rails itself handles so much configuration and wiring up so you that most of the code you do have to write is business logic.
Lambda functions and firebase are convenient and compelling but come with their own tradeoffs that are not as well-tested in the real world compared to rails.
IMO, I think it hits an excellent balance between rolling-your-own framework and no-framework-low-code. Rails itself handles so much configuration and wiring up so you that most of the code you do have to write is business logic.
Lambda functions and firebase are convenient and compelling but come with their own tradeoffs that are not as well-tested in the real world compared to rails.