That seems like a foolish opinion on any tool. I also disagree with your first point, pretty strongly. Ruby is still quite popular. It's also one of the higher paying technologies.
Do you have anything other than anecdotal experience to back that opinion up?
The only real argument I've heard against Ruby as a career move is that it requires you to compete with very experienced, high-quality developers for jobs.
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That seems like a foolish opinion on any tool. I also disagree with your first point, pretty strongly. Ruby is still quite popular. It's also one of the higher paying technologies.
Do you have anything other than anecdotal experience to back that opinion up?
The only real argument I've heard against Ruby as a career move is that it requires you to compete with very experienced, high-quality developers for jobs.