A proper name for rails is Ruby on Rails and I never heard of EMScript.
People like to make up names for things that they interact with often to spice out their daily routine.
And if something is called just like a commonly used noun or verb, like 'next', 'node', it's better to add 'js' to avoid ambiguity. There aren't much pandas in IT but there's a lot of all kind of nodes in networking and programming.
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I'm a self-taught dev focused on websites and Python development.
My friends call me the "Data Genie".
When I get bored, I find tech to read about, write about and build things with.
Thought it doesn't work elsewhere. How about some Flask on Python or Next on JS?
Maybe Rails was a bad example but others like Jekyll aren't called JekyllRB. Though for clarity the website is jekyllrb.com which is fine so awkward to read
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A proper name for rails is Ruby on Rails and I never heard of EMScript.
People like to make up names for things that they interact with often to spice out their daily routine.
And if something is called just like a commonly used noun or verb, like 'next', 'node', it's better to add 'js' to avoid ambiguity. There aren't much pandas in IT but there's a lot of all kind of nodes in networking and programming.
Besides, "JS" is just trendy.
Oh sorry EMScript is something unrelated so i was wrong there.
I see creator named it Ruby on Rails originally
railsapps.github.io/what-is-ruby-r...
Thought it doesn't work elsewhere. How about some Flask on Python or Next on JS?
Maybe Rails was a bad example but others like Jekyll aren't called JekyllRB. Though for clarity the website is jekyllrb.com which is fine so awkward to read