I have been a "full stack react dev" for quite some time, but just couldn't take it anymore. A few rails tutorials followed by some trials and errors... and i am never looking back to nextjs or the react world.
That’s awesome. Welcome to the Ruby and Rails world. SupeRails and Go Rails are some great channels on YT to check out. Also, anything from Joe Masilotti YT or on his site on the Rails Hotwire/Turbo mobile stuff is gold.
@@jorgemacea7575 It all depends on your project. Lots of UI features, i would go with svelte, else i would use rails. That is if you are trying to build something -- if you are job hunting, maybe try a different stack.
Ruby on Rails is really amazing solution. When I made Windows Form desktop app in C# I am able to compile code in order to protect my code to be stolen without authorization, how we can protect code in Ruby on Rails on the same way. When work web app for customer and when we deployed it on server we have to copy all code to server in order to make it wor so is it possible to protect code and how, thanks
With your .NET app, it sounds like you compiled it, but did not obfuscate it. It’s very easy to decompile those bits that aren’t obfuscated. I’m not sure I understand your concerns though. You should only be running production code on a trusted server. Who has access to the code that you would not want to have access?
I want to learn ruby on rails. But I do not know any ruby, where is the best place to learn it, if you can recommend a tutorial? I am very proficient in Javascript so I'm not a complete beginner in programming
Nice explanation like it even if I am not a ruby dev . Wanna ask u about ur UI tools / framework that u use to develop ur apps ? And what about mobile apps ? What do use ? Cross or native .
@@just_A_doctor We leverage Tailwind most extensively for building Uis. On the mobile side of things, we have had good luck using Turbo iOS and Turbo Android, turbo.hotwired.dev/handbook/native.
Nobody in the enterprise environment is interested in Ruby on Rails! The jobs on offer and the prevalence of the language is low compared to other technologies. I think ruby on rails is very good in its concepts, but it has not caught on in the market! It's worth a look and you have to weigh up what purpose, budget and teams are set up for. Maintainability over years, the activity of the core developers of a framework and the market share of the programming language and technology are often decisive. Unfortunately, I don't see ruby on rails in the top ten of available technologies.
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I have been a "full stack react dev" for quite some time, but just couldn't take it anymore. A few rails tutorials followed by some trials and errors... and i am never looking back to nextjs or the react world.
That’s awesome. Welcome to the Ruby and Rails world. SupeRails and Go Rails are some great channels on YT to check out. Also, anything from Joe Masilotti YT or on his site on the Rails Hotwire/Turbo mobile stuff is gold.
Is that a good decision in 2024??
@@jorgemacea7575 It all depends on your project. Lots of UI features, i would go with svelte, else i would use rails. That is if you are trying to build something -- if you are job hunting, maybe try a different stack.
@@jorgemacea7575 Yes. Hotwire in Rails has made it an even better option to go with these days.
Very informative. Thank you.
Glad it was helpful. Have you tried Rails or Hotwire?
@@MikeMunroe I have. I’m getting back into it, coding alongside tutorials. I have things I want to build.
Where i can find updated full length video tutorials? May I know some good resources. I can't find most of them are very old. 😢😢
This is great, as a new dev learning rails you listed off some fantastic resources
Thanks, glad it was helpful.
Great video! Thank you :)
Thanks for the comment. Glad you enjoyed it.
What do you use to edit your video and add all the effects and texts?
I hired an editor that handled that stuff on my behalf.
So far best framework for web dev
Ruby on Rails is really amazing solution. When I made Windows Form desktop app in C# I am able to compile code in order to protect my code to be stolen without authorization, how we can protect code in Ruby on Rails on the same way.
When work web app for customer and when we deployed it on server we have to copy all code to server in order to make it wor so is it possible to protect code and how, thanks
With your .NET app, it sounds like you compiled it, but did not obfuscate it. It’s very easy to decompile those bits that aren’t obfuscated. I’m not sure I understand your concerns though. You should only be running production code on a trusted server. Who has access to the code that you would not want to have access?
What do you think about the odin project ?
I think it's a great resource for learning Ruby, Rails and other technologies.
I want to learn ruby on rails. But I do not know any ruby, where is the best place to learn it, if you can recommend a tutorial? I am very proficient in Javascript so I'm not a complete beginner in programming
Check out www.theodinproject.com/paths/full-stack-ruby-on-rails/courses/ruby. They also have a Rails course.
amazing quality.
Thank you for the compliment.
Nice explanation like it even if I am not a ruby dev . Wanna ask u about ur UI tools / framework that u use to develop ur apps ? And what about mobile apps ? What do use ? Cross or native .
@@just_A_doctor We leverage Tailwind most extensively for building Uis. On the mobile side of things, we have had good luck using Turbo iOS and Turbo Android, turbo.hotwired.dev/handbook/native.
I'm a react js developer with basic rails knowledge. I'm looking for a job. Any help would be 🙏 1.5 yrs
Nobody in the enterprise environment is interested in Ruby on Rails! The jobs on offer and the prevalence of the language is low compared to other technologies.
I think ruby on rails is very good in its concepts, but it has not caught on in the market! It's worth a look and you have to weigh up what purpose, budget and teams are set up for.
Maintainability over years, the activity of the core developers of a framework and the market share of the programming language and technology are often decisive. Unfortunately, I don't see ruby on rails in the top ten of available technologies.
Loads of jobs in my country, and I assume they'll only increase as companies choose anything other than React.