He still runs a company with several services written in Rails with no obvious migration plans. AI psychosis and Linux side quests haven't, so far, changd that.
Rails is dhh's taste in programming materialised. If he's no longer using it by definition it is on its way out (i.e. no new features, no enhancements) whether he still manages people depending on it or not.
Another way to look at it is that ddh's taste has now completely shifted from doing things the Rails way to not looking at code at all.
Rails is dhh's taste in programming materialised. If he's no longer using it by definition it is on its way out (i.e. no new features, no enhancements) whether he still manages people depending on it or not.
Another way to look at it is that ddh's taste has now completely shifted from doing things the Rails way to not looking at code at all.