Is Ruby (and Rails) Back?

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tzury · 2h ago

Seems like almost every day there is a couple of stories on the front page of HN. I Wonder if the Ruby community can tell do they see a revival to their platform, and if so, what are the reasons for the sudden comeback?

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Is Ruby (and Rails) Back?

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