I'd have to say this is very exciting, and something that from which the Ruby web community could benefit greatly. Having the boiler plate cases covered for data binding and synchronization across the client and server could really increase productivity for modern web application. For anything else that doesn't fit that mold, a developer could always degrade to using their front end framework of choice with Websockets or AJAX back by REST APIs where appropriate.
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I'd have to say this is very exciting, and something that from which the Ruby web community could benefit greatly. Having the boiler plate cases covered for data binding and synchronization across the client and server could really increase productivity for modern web application. For anything else that doesn't fit that mold, a developer could always degrade to using their front end framework of choice with Websockets or AJAX back by REST APIs where appropriate.