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Your complaint is more about implicit vs. explicit. Implicit behavior is bad when it's surprising. When it's what you would have done anyway, then making it exp
by gonyea 10y ago
Your complaint is more about implicit vs. explicit. Implicit behavior is bad when it's surprising. When it's what you would have done anyway, then making it explicit creates an unthinking, tedious ceremony that you repeat daily.
Some of my favorite Rails devs are former Python devs. They appreciate conventions and the freedom they give you.
- kowdermeister 10y agoCorrect. I never tried Rails, I just know that conventions were always a major pain point for me. Most of the time it hurt me more than it aided me.