Is Ruby front-end or back-end?

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Answer:

Ruby is mainly used as a back-end language, which means it powers the server side of web applications, including data, business logic, and application functionality. Frameworks like Ruby on Rails are built in such a way that they support the developer in building strong back-end systems, including databases and APIs, in communicating with the front-end. While Ruby is strong in the back-end, it usually does not develop the front-end; one would normally do that using JavaScript along with other front-end technologies such as HTML and CSS.

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