Sure! it’s built on Rails with redis for fast timeline delivery.
Lots of new features coming for blogging, custom domains, paid accounts and threading conversations 🔥
Interesting! Ruby on Rails is a tech I am gonna surely explore soon as I have seen its growth in industry.
Tho, I come from React bg, more of MERN/MEAN. I always ponder upon while building large scaled apps, how shall we decide the stack? What params got you incline to use Rails and not other MVC?
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Also, while building an app with multiple features, what approach you follow.
I generally:
- Decide the must-have feats
- Model the database design
- Build UI design and flow
- Build the Frontend with dummy data and mock API
- Reiterate
- Start Backend integration and real APIs and DB
But I have mostly worked on my personal projects which are yet small sized, but want to scale.
Have used the above approach but would love to know your views (as you are PRO in product building ;p) so it would be a joy to listen to you upon this.
BTW my github: github.com/sohamsshah
Ruby is just a fantastic language to write in and Rails is the best framework (IMO) for building something quickly and easily.
Ruby got a bad wrap for being slow but it’s fine for most cases and DB is usually first bottle neck in what I’ve seen that caching can fix.