No, but the Title and your problem description are 2 different things.
Many things that you will learn while building websites will help you, along your web dev career, and a small part even if you move to another field/level. Exception is ofc the Ruby and Rails frameworks.
Also if you choose to stay in Ruby you will find many legacy projects, probably, but I would suggest to learn a new language every year.
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No, but the Title and your problem description are 2 different things.
Many things that you will learn while building websites will help you, along your web dev career, and a small part even if you move to another field/level. Exception is ofc the Ruby and Rails frameworks.
Also if you choose to stay in Ruby you will find many legacy projects, probably, but I would suggest to learn a new language every year.