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When I first heard of Ruby on Rails in 2010, I was still green and believed a programmer shouldn’t rely that heavily on a framework. Two years later, I got a job in Ruby, picked up the language in a week, and fell in love with its model: the C source was a delight to read, the Enumerable module pattern provided an easy way to work with data, the Object model and composition felt smart in all the right ways, and all the inner workings of Rails revealed themselves to me.

To this day, whenever I build a backoffice for friends, they still ask me if I’ve got stock options in ActiveAdmin.