I was hoping to see some examples here.
My understanding on why Rails is falling a bit out of favor is that it presumes a webserver? You can get a lot of mileage with a static asset based frontend.
My understanding on why Rails is falling a bit out of favor is that it presumes a webserver? You can get a lot of mileage with a static asset based frontend.
Everything else feels pretty unproductive with a relational DB. Rust with sqlx is pretty nice and you get a very typesafe system but very slow to write.
I suppose the same problem largely lands for "components." Especially as you get related components?