Get the latest tech news
Why Ruby on Rails still matters
An old tool endures in a Next.js world
Vinyl represented a key shift in music distribution - it made printing and sharing sounds accessible, establishing a standard that persists. Ruby on Rails packaged web development best practices into an approachable toolkit: login sessions, CSRF protection, database ORMs. Today I'm working on Chroma Cloud, designed for exploring and managing large datasets, and Next.js powers its advanced interactions and data loading requirements.
Or read this on Hacker News
