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Why Stick to Ruby Despite the Alleged Popularity Drop?

Krešimir Č.Martin M.9 min readFeb 10, 2023Technology

Krešimir Č.Martin M.9 min read

Contents:

The history of Ruby on Rails

Who uses Ruby on Rails?

What factors have influenced the popularity of Ruby on Rails?

Is it still worth learning Ruby on Rails?

Numbers don’t lie; Ruby is alive! Or?

Cool, but what if I don’t want to work as an RoR developer in Devōt?

There are many high-paid Ruby on Rails jobs!

Spread the word:

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