tell me more

I would have liked to have seen more discussion of the strange mating rituals of each framework. But otherwise a good video.

Beautiful 👏👏👏

"simplicity and versatility make python A GEM for beginners" .... bruh 🙂

esoteric music lol

I didn't see any comparison! Only Rails marketing!

I'm currently a junior RubyOnRails developer and i ask about its performance and agility. Is it fast enough for large applications?

Unfortunately this feels more like a literary work praising both rather than a comparison...

Rails and Ruby programming will teach you to become a professor in programming, There are many developers using many programming languages, but I never seen well done project in PHP, Python, Java, JavaScript, because of poor culture of programming. Only Ruby programmers do the things in the best way, because they have high culture of programming in the blood. What is a culture of programming? Many things determine this, rules formal/no formal, best practices, standards etc. For example is a testing of the code. Rails/Ruby programmer starts development from writing the tests of code before he starts code development. Tests are a background for code development. Many PHP, Python, Java, JavaScript programmers start code development without tests. Eventually tests are added later. It was just one example, but there are many things which Rails/Ruby programmers performs better then others. All together is a culture of programming. I was PHP programmer, I am Java programmer, JavaScript is my second language, I am also Python programmer, Lua, C/C++ for over 10 years. I very like programming in Lua , not popular recently. I don't like Python, because of two reason: 1. the syntax is nasty, because of using indentation, which causes many stupid mistakes 2. overall poor culture of programming. The Python is no bad as programming language, but many developers using it are not good enough as programmers, because of a mass effect. (huge number of programmers having poor programming skills). The same is in PHP. Many people do programming but average level of skills is bellow the level of programming skills of Rail/Ruby developers. Perhaps it is a reason why salary of Rails/Ruby programmers is higher 20-30%. I always say : As Ruby programmer I am able to do the same, but better. This post was not intended to glorify Ruby. I believe that after switching to Ruby I have become a better programmer. I've learned many new good things regarding code development, which were often missing in the world of other programming languages. Finally I would like to say, that programming language is only a tool. If you feel yourself comfortable in your programming language, stay with it. However give yourself a room to check other programming languages and frameworks. At the end you will become a generic programmer. The tool will be not important for you.

Feels weirdly like an entirely AI generated video

Feels weirdly like an entirely AI generated video

From the Thumbnail I thought you gonna bully DHH xD But thanks for saving rails community arse mate!

with such a flow of voice and mastery i am sure am not the only one who would pay to get tutorials in either Ruby on rails or Django in such a voice. It just flows so smoothly.

Amazing articulation of both language and frameworks!

Totally need, David Attenbrough to teach me rails.

Showing Python @ 00:33 :)

O freaking love the voice choice!

Muchas gracias excelente comparativas

Hey, Mr. Wrangler! I came across this channel weeks ago, but I always want to come back for more. The content is that addictive. I wish you could also have some podcasts. I would be the first to Subscribe. Your content is Dope!

This is meant to be a positive comment: your screenplay text for the voice-over is attractive, interesting, and informative. But with all(?) the images having not even a remote connection with Rails, or at least Ruby, besides being people coding, doesn't help at all. Maybe you can improve it in the next videos. Maybe you can use AI to generate Rails/Ruby related cover images. I'm sure more people will share the video. Best!

I love using devise for my Rails projects

I don't know if maybe there was some issue with the odin project but there is no link in the description or anywhere to look into it. Just a heads up if it was accidental.

rails is an amazing framework, but it take a lot of time to master rails, rails has too many features and rails is a well paid technology

I like a lot your videos

Also use an actual debugger instead of littering your code with puts and binding.pry that you have to remember to delete later and that force you to reload your app after you add them.

Garbage AI content

Everything about this feels like it was created by AI. From the script to the voice, to the edited stock video.

i'm really impressed with how you create the video. Sounds like I'm watching wildlife documentation channel. Really appreciate the editing and effort 👍👍

Don’t waste your time

nice

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How does Ruby on rails compare to react when building an mvp? I'd like to know what is the better one to learn and then build an app with. Great video by the way!

I only know rust a fair bit but my day to day work involves writing code for our crud app and I think that co pilot surely helps out quite a lot. Do you think it's still useful to practice frameworks like rails without using it? Raw dogging the hell out of these frameworks? Isn't it a little waste of time in a way?

🎯 Key Takeaways for quick navigation: 00:00 😄 *Little bit of humor.* 00:41 🧠 *Focus on mastering Ruby y Rails.* 01:08 🗃️ *Develop a deep understanding of databases.* 01:22 💻 *Learn JavaScript, CSS and HTML.* 01:36 🛡️ *Embrace tests as allies for your security.* 02:17 🤝 *Improve your communication skills to stand out in development teams.*

Laravel is bettr, at least Laravel has job openings. Rails has none

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Great man. Those jokes at the beginning are amazing, keep that way.

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Love your sense of humor man, keep it going.

Great, have you considered making a video about the Rails doctrine?

I am considering learn elixir.