> Those simple interfaces make programming enjoyable and don't break, so... Speak for yourself. The last time I worked on a rails project this was the part I m

> Those simple interfaces make programming enjoyable and don't break, so... Speak for yourself. The last time I worked on a rails project this was the part I most disliked. It made debugging annoying, I never knew what each line of code was doing in totality and and I had to practically live in the documentation to figure out the side affects of everything I did. This is versus most other frameworks I've used for web services where most things are explicit enough that, even if you don't know the language well / at all, you can still figure out what most of everything does. Jumping into a rails project without knowing ruby and how rails works? Good luck figuring that out without studying the documentation.