Rails can certainly handle those issues. I’m commenting on your example which isn’t a problem anyone _needs_ to solve.
I’ll also point out, sure, better UX, but again—not profitable. Look at Microsoft, one of the largest software companies in the world and people still use their awful products despite no consistent UX.
This isn’t a Rails problem, it’s a leadership problem.
I’ll also point out, sure, better UX, but again—not profitable. Look at Microsoft, one of the largest software companies in the world and people still use their awful products despite no consistent UX.
This isn’t a Rails problem, it’s a leadership problem.