Why we choose Ruby for our projects
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SAN FRANCISCO - Californer -- In 2003, Chicago-based 37Signals launched the popular project management system, Basecamp. 37Signals had developed Basecamp in Ruby, and in 2005, they made the web application framework they'd developed — Rails — public.

Thanks to the versatility and ease of use of the framework, Ruby on Rails became the first choice for web application developers all over the world. Airbnb, GitHub, and the first version of Twitter were all written in Ruby. Frameworks such as Hanami and Sinatra emerged alongside Rails. In 2006 Ruby placed first in the Tiobe language ranking and maintained that position for another two years.

Ruby on Rails is a popular server-side framework for rapid web application development that promotes the use of web standards and engineering best-practices, and is particularly suited to data-driven applications. Evrone doesn't just use Rails: we've been actively involved in the Ruby and Rails development communities for many years.

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So, if you choose Ruby and the Rails framework for your new project, you'll benefit from a large and active community, tons of expert knowledge, and mature tools to help you get up and running quickly.

And of course, Evrone will be happy to help you with all of that!

Learn more about the benefits of using Ruby/ Ruby on Rails in the web projects.

https://evrone.com/ruby
https://evrone.com/why-ruby