Programming: Money for GitLab and "Why I still choose Ruby"
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GitLab raises $20M Series C round led by GV
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GitLab raises $20 Million Series C Round Led by GV to Complete DevOps
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GitLab raises $20 million in funding to create DevOps software, tools
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Why I still choose Ruby
So putting the performance aspect of these environments aside we need to look at the syntactic nature of these languages as well as the features and tools they offer for developers. The last is the easiest to tackle as these days most notable languages come with compilers/interpreters, debuggers, task systems, test suites, documentation engines, and much more. This was not always the case though as Ruby was one of the first languages that pioneered builtin package management through rubygems, and integrated dependency solutions via gemspecs, bundler, etc. CPAN and a few other language-specific online repositories existed before, but with Ruby you got integration that was a core part of the runtime environment and community support. Ruby is still known to be on the leading front of integrated and end-to-end solutions.
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