Ruby After Rails
summary
Claim: Rails-driven server-side rendering is shrinking as apps become JSON APIs for iOS and JavaScript MVC front ends, so Rails’s dominance is waning. Ruby still lacks VM-level concurrency primitives—Celluloid and JRuby help but four missing features (notably deep freeze and ownership transfer) keep concurrency brittle. Rubyists are experimenting with Go Elixir Rust Scala Haskell and bringing back ideas, and the thing that keeps Ruby alive is the Ruby community carrying language philosophy forward.
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chapters (10)
- 0:00Start
- 0:11Ruby After Rails Ernie Miller
- 1:01KENTUCKY DERBY
- 4:06TDD IS DEAD
- 6:03POLARIZING STATEMENT
- 7:29Technology Agnosticism
- 13:44Readability
- 16:20Deep Freeze
- 16:50Ownership Transfer
- 17:02Concurrent Data Structures







