Learned it during university courses, it was no easy because of all the under the hood magic. Now i'm using it for work as a monitoring system for industrial machinery which handles thousands of machines. Not bad at all. Rails still has balls, developers just need to understand the real potential of such a framework.
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Learned it during university courses, it was no easy because of all the under the hood magic. Now i'm using it for work as a monitoring system for industrial machinery which handles thousands of machines. Not bad at all. Rails still has balls, developers just need to understand the real potential of such a framework.