I can say that 100% Ruby is not dead. don't believe the hype. The community ist growing as fast as it used to, but its still growing. RoR is now a mature framework, and sr. ruby developers still make a pretty hefty salary. Sure, there are other up and comers, and I dabble in them. But ruby still pays my bills. I am an avid go-lang writer, and i use it when its right to do so. But I will bet you dollars to donuts, I can build you a working MVP in 1/10th the time, and 10x the stability with ruby and rails.
I do love Node, and react. and I think thats a great stack as well. But ruby will always be my first love.
As far as I know, I heard that people aren't making a lot of new projects in Ruby, they are still making but the number is getting lower and most of the ruby developers usually maintain legacy code. Sad, I never got to experience Ruby though, Ruby developers seems to love the heck out of it.
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As I said. Ruby is great. And it has a great community. I enjoy my work. there are rare occasions where I like something in another language.
It has to do with the scope I work in. Im not building ATC systems. I'm not building medical devices. Im not building radar systems. I build Web Apps. :)
I am happy with the _ 😂, If possible I would include them in C++ and Java as well.
Ooh yes, I didn't pay much attention to that. This is definitely a nice feature!
Sure is.
You'll love ruby. We have had most of these operators / separators a while now.
:)
Isn't Ruby, like dead? I used it a little when I had to write some Shopify script though.
Maybe in the future.
I can say that 100% Ruby is not dead. don't believe the hype. The community ist growing as fast as it used to, but its still growing. RoR is now a mature framework, and sr. ruby developers still make a pretty hefty salary. Sure, there are other up and comers, and I dabble in them. But ruby still pays my bills. I am an avid go-lang writer, and i use it when its right to do so. But I will bet you dollars to donuts, I can build you a working MVP in 1/10th the time, and 10x the stability with ruby and rails.
I do love Node, and react. and I think thats a great stack as well. But ruby will always be my first love.
As far as I know, I heard that people aren't making a lot of new projects in Ruby, they are still making but the number is getting lower and most of the ruby developers usually maintain legacy code. Sad, I never got to experience Ruby though, Ruby developers seems to love the heck out of it.
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Exactly.
As I said. Ruby is great. And it has a great community. I enjoy my work. there are rare occasions where I like something in another language.
It has to do with the scope I work in. Im not building ATC systems. I'm not building medical devices. Im not building radar systems. I build Web Apps. :)
C++ and Java both have this feature already.
In C++, you can use
'(single quote) as digit separator -1'000'000In Java, you can use
_as digit separator -1_000_000For real ?? 😳 All this time of using C++ and I never knew about this 🥲
nice