What’s crazy to me is that despite much of this and my general dislike of ruby, I still often reach for rails to get an idea up and out. For my uses I’d rather just test something out and either let it burn down quickly or pay the price eventually to fix it (an old colleague called this a “champagne problem”). I’ve only had to pay the price a few times, which probably made each sequential one easier to avoid some parts.

Rails is still a phenomenal framework to use, again something I somewhat begrudgingly admit.