Re:Why I believe Rails is still relevant in 2019
by jypepin on Tuesday March 19, 2019 @09:08AM
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basically less available gem/packages for Flask, and when available less quality or less plug and play.
The difference is felt especially when doing basic stuff that most web app needs such as auth, routings, request/response parsing/building, etc.
Even for things like user authentication system with session management, etc. in Rails with Devise you add Devise to your gem file (1 loc) then run `rails generate devise:install` and you basically have an auth system with sessions, login, etc. We are talking a few minutes and boom, your app has a fully auth system.
The difference is felt especially when doing basic stuff that most web app needs such as auth, routings, request/response parsing/building, etc.
Even for things like user authentication system with session management, etc. in Rails with Devise you add Devise to your gem file (1 loc) then run `rails generate devise:install` and you basically have an auth system with sessions, login, etc. We are talking a few minutes and boom, your app has a fully auth system.