What If I Tell You That Ruby on Rails Is Scalable

Ruby on Rails is a great framework for startups, but we often hear people talk about Rails scalability issues when a startup project grows too large (read: becomes very popular). One of the key events that triggered the discussion that Rails can’t scale …

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