If you want to build a web application or a SaaS today, the first thing you have to do is pick a backend framework.

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A personal comparison of four major backend frameworks — Rails, Laravel, Django, and NestJS — arguing that Ruby on Rails remains the best choice for solo developers and indie hackers who want to ship quickly. NestJS is criticized for excessive boilerplate, Django praised for AI/data use cases but faulted for clunky DX, Laravel respected but dismissed due to PHP syntax. Rails wins on ActiveRecord's elegance, Rails 8's batteries-included features (Hotwire, Solid Queue, Kamal), and Ruby's developer happiness philosophy.

Rails vs Laravel vs Django vs NestJS: Why I Still Choose Ruby

The proper Title for this post should have been:
Rails is the fastest framework for me, because I know it deeply and enjoy using it

This might offend someone but i still will say it. Auto imports sucks. Overusing names magic in rails sucks too. Rails architecture sucks. Building and deploying rails sucks. Active record models sucks. Modules and concerns sucks too.

only if you had made few projects using others