Same goes for Laravel which also includes laravel Boost for even more assistance for idiomatic code generation and the forthcoming Laravel AI SDK for agentic app development the Laravel way
Startups need to move fast to quickly validate their assumptions. Full stack batteries included frameworks like rails, Laravel and Django are much better suited for this with integrated background jobs, mailers, authentication and authorization, caching, queuing, notifications, active record style ORMs and broadcasting systems all baked in and designed to work together not to mention a common project structure for all apps and built in unit, feature and integration testing infrastructure. Add to that a huge ecosystem of packages designed to integrate with the framework and a large community.
I personally use Laravel for my side projects and but have been a long time asp.net user at work where working with multiple teams on large projects is more of a concern.
For web apps there is nothing that is the equivalent of rails or Laravel with batteries included for solo devs or small teams to rapidly build their ideas. I’m saying this as a .net enterprise dev that has worked with C# and ms web frameworks starting from web forms all the way to minimal apis that uses Laravel for personal projects