GoKawiilRails author argues frameworks still matter in the age of LLM-written code
A commentary addresses the question of whether Ruby on Rails remains relevant now that large language models can generate code cheaply in any language, including proposals to rewrite applications in Rust. The author argues that frameworks, libraries, databases and operating systems remain useful because the productivity benefits they offer developers—structure, security updates, avoiding reinvented wheels—apply equally to LLMs writing code.