I don’t really find it magical, though if I spent much time working in Rails I probably would. But, there is Ruby without Rails. I recommend it, in fact.
I don’t really find it magical, though if I spent much time working in Rails I probably would. But, there is Ruby without Rails. I recommend it, in fact.
I worked on 3 smaller projects with Sinatra and Sequel and it was worlds better.
Commercially speaking though, there aren't many Ruby job offers that don't require Rails.
I still occasionally use Ruby when I don't trust bash/zsh with a slightly more complex automation flow but outside of that I find no uses for it.
Elixir and Rust do it all for me these days. I know I am getting biased and I am not fighting it. I need to get jobs done and at certain point always searching for a new tool gets very unproductive, not to mention stressful and soul-draining.
Rust, AFAIK, doesn't.
But you are right of course, if you want to cover the full-stack then JS is mandatory.