Ruby: client-side or server-side?

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A J picture A J · May 18, 2009 · Viewed 17.3k times · Source

Is Ruby a client- or server-side language?

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Cade Roux picture Cade Roux · May 18, 2009

Both?

After all, there are Ruby programs which are not used as part of a client-server architecture.

If you are talking about Ruby on Rails, then it's typically only used on the server side.

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