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its a personal choice though.... There are a lot of things in Django which Rails doesn't have. Anyways it isn't hard to write such plugins.

• maurycy 17y ago
  It is not a matter of choice. There are better web frameworks, as well as there are better tools for some tasks. Seriously, I'm not saying that Rails is better than Django. I'm sure there's a set of tasks where Django is much more better at than Rails. I'm just saying that I can't stand it that I have to write plugins for pretty standard stuff.
  • theone 17y ago
    I won't consider this trick as an "standard stuff". There could be various techniques for preventing bots, and this implementation is just one of them. In my opinion framework should include stuff which is really standard, and best practice.
    • maurycy 17y ago
      The framework is its ecosystem, too. I agree that Rails shouldn't include this in the core. Regardless, I don't have to write this code, core or not core. That's the problem. It really adds up if you have to spend time on such small stuff.