Ruby on Rails is a monster, i implemented two weeks ago a notification system using action cable and turbo stream when an user made a electronic invoice and i as administrator recieve the notification, that thing blow my mind, i love this framework, you learn something new each day
Same thoughts. Worst case, if your company hits the need for a faster framework for a certain problem, then you can just choose a suitable afternative for that specific service/api. I'll still go for maturity and stability over "speed".
Because on occasion performance really does matter. Ofc if you are making an app no one uses or a handful of people use performance doesn’t matter to much unless you have horribly inefficient algorithms
Even to this day, PHP is faster and with Laravel you can get similar ecosystem to rails. PHP community is dozens of times larger than ruby community and they have sped up and cought up to rails. Yes PHP is disgusting for us rubyists but not for those php devs.
if you compare rails with every other web framework in the planet rails is among the slowest of all. And rails isn't really as fast at prototyping anymore, lots of the gems are abandoned or obsolete. at this point in time, is better to use roda+sequel+htmx to get the fastest possible ruby web development or simple use another language because with time, ruby has gotten slower that most other languages, the same happens with clojure, it has gotten slower in comparison with other languages because other languages have kept the pursue of performance while ruby and clojure have kep the comfort of their respective communities.
Ruby on Rails is a monster, i implemented two weeks ago a notification system using action cable and turbo stream when an user made a electronic invoice and i as administrator recieve the notification, that thing blow my mind, i love this framework, you learn something new each day
Same thoughts. Worst case, if your company hits the need for a faster framework for a certain problem, then you can just choose a suitable afternative for that specific service/api. I'll still go for maturity and stability over "speed".
Rails is a beast with everything it comes with, it may not have the fastest engine but the trade-off is worth it because it scales too.
Delivering features as fast as a short ;-)
In real world fast = how fast you ship.
Unfortunately people get delusional with sorting, searching benchmarksn
Because on occasion performance really does matter. Ofc if you are making an app no one uses or a handful of people use performance doesn’t matter to much unless you have horribly inefficient algorithms
Yeah no. This is the kind of stupid mentality that has led to modern bloated software.
@@nou4605 but as a start-up you gotta earn money somehow. Lmao
Even to this day, PHP is faster and with Laravel you can get similar ecosystem to rails. PHP community is dozens of times larger than ruby community and they have sped up and cought up to rails. Yes PHP is disgusting for us rubyists but not for those php devs.
I agree that.
100% agree 👍
Rails team really need to improve active record, except this issue Ruby is faster than people think
I'm not fast so sad
if you compare rails with every other web framework in the planet rails is among the slowest of all. And rails isn't really as fast at prototyping anymore, lots of the gems are abandoned or obsolete.
at this point in time, is better to use roda+sequel+htmx to get the fastest possible ruby web development
or simple use another language because with time, ruby has gotten slower that most other languages, the same happens with clojure, it has gotten slower in comparison with other languages because other languages have kept the pursue of performance while ruby and clojure have kep the comfort of their respective communities.
Its not among the fastest in terms of rq/s
that is the point, the applications built with ruby are mostly not requiring that level of rate