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Definitely aston. I love Rails and am using it for my personal project (http://www.babynamemap.com/ http://www.babynamemap.com/). However, every time I've bee
by guy_davis 19y ago
Definitely aston. I love Rails and am using it for my personal project (http://www.babynamemap.com/ http://www.babynamemap.com/). However, every time I've been given the opportunity to "rewrite" some big feature/app/module, the 2nd attempt is hugely improved. It's always tighter, even when rewriting in the same language.
Simply having a better understanding of the problem domain and total solution makes the 2nd pass a better implementation. I'd guess the bulk of the benefits Outside.in experienced are due that "rewrite effect". Rails no doubt contributed though since it is a nice framework.