That makes perfect sense for people that need to scale. But doesn't explain why newer start ups aren't using it.
Doing things that don't scale is a proven strategy at the beginning, pg even has a post about it
Doing things that don't scale is a proven strategy at the beginning, pg even has a post about it
Plenty of newer startups use Rails. At least several pretty much every YC batch. You just need to pay attention.
There are others you can use if you like.
Ruby should take lessons from Python and TS on how to make proper gradual typing.
That retains Sorbet’s fast static checker and its runtime checks which Typescript compiled to JS lacks.
Sigh - all languages needn't converge into Grey Goo.
> a failure to type all the things and make it work
Everything is typed in Ruby.