Tell me 1 reason why I should go with Ruby on Rails for my next Web App project!
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Tell me 1 reason why I should go with Ruby on Rails for my next Web App project!
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It depends on if you know Ruby on Rails if you know it then speed. If you don't know it then you should use the tool you know best.
That said if you are looking to learn Rails here are some of the things I absolutely love about it:
Thank you so much!
I have a lot more experience with laravel, but I would like to dive into Ruby on rails just for the experience. Would you recommend I build on laravel or Ruby on rails based upon your experience?
If you were shooting to create an MVP as fast as possible then hands down you should go with Laravel because it's what you know, as I would go with Rails. That said if you're looking to learn something new you can't go wrong with Ruby on Rails.
There are a lot of great resources out there. Rails is very opinionated which makes it beginner-friendly everything works pretty much as expected out of the box. The community is active and helpful.
For a comprehensive curriculum into Rails, I'd recommend the Odin Project: theodinproject.com/paths/full-stac...?
I learned Rails from Michael Hartl's book, learnenough.com/ruby-on-rails-6th-... it's no longer free but there is an older version you can still read for free: rails-4-0.railstutorial.org/book
I also wrote this encyclopedia of all the files and folders that Rails generates when you set up a new project:
freecodecamp.org/news/what-happens...
That is super helpful!! Thank you so much.🙂