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This confirms my overall feeling when considering Ruby and Rails. Instead, I choose Python and Flask. The whole Zen of Python really spoke to me and my team me
by cdnsteve 10y ago
This confirms my overall feeling when considering Ruby and Rails.
Instead, I choose Python and Flask. The whole Zen of Python really spoke to me and my team members: https://www.python.org/dev/peps/pep-0020/ https://www.python.org/dev/peps/pep-0020/
No magic, just developer clarity. Neither of these items seemed like a primary concern for many different Ruby libraries and Rails itself.
I also suggest trying out data mapper pattern instead of active record. Flask and SQLalchemy are extremely powerful and easy to use. Virtual data fields and all kinds of neat things that really makes working with data easy and customize for complex business requirements.
- soumyaray 10y agoI didn't like the magic of Rails either, but didn't grok Python :( I'm much happier using Ruby + Sinatra + Sequel/ROM + dry-rb I do admit that Rails devs develop considerably faster than me. But I get a feeling the majority of them can't make much more than a single machine monolith. Rails has a way of narrowing many people's technical curiosities. But it probably behooves both sides to learn more about each other.
- rimantas 10y ago> Rails has a way of narrowing many people's technical > curiosities. That's, let's say, very odd statement. Especially keeping in mind how many frameworks in other languages were inspired by RoR.
- duai 10y agoWell, yeah. People move to other languages and then build a RoR-inspired framework, instead of trying other alternatives.