Ruby on Rails Creator Touts 7.0 as One-Person Framework, 'The Way It Used To Be'

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EditorDavid posted on Sunday December 19, 2016 from the individual-generalists dept.

David Heinemeier Hansson is the creator of Ruby on Rails, as well as the co-founder and CTO of Basecamp. He says the version where all the cards are on the table is the one he's been looking for. No more tricks up our sleeves. The culmination of years of progress on five different fronts at once. Things have made a quantum leap on the front end. The Hotwire frameworks of Stimulus and Turbo have been integrated as the new defaults, which means that you no longer need to run the whole jаvascript ecosystem in your Ruby app. This version brings us closer to the ideal of The One Person Framework. A toolkit that is so powerful can allow a single individual to create modern applications that can be used to build a competitive business. The way it used to be... The goal of Rails 7 is to be the wormhole that folds the time-learning-shipping-continuum and allows you to travel grand distances without knowing all the physics of interstellar travel. Giving the individual rebel a fighting chance against The Empire.

Conceptual compression is the key engine. You might be able to download the film in real-time rather than waiting for an hour because of the video codec. I dedicated the entire keynote to the idea.

It was a chance that we might at least tilt the direction of the industry if there ever was an opening.

It's a great time to be working in web development.

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