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I would think you could switch your average legacy ROR implementation to a newly coded system on just about any other platform and also come out way ahead on re
by IanDrake 10y ago
I would think you could switch your average legacy ROR implementation to a newly coded system on just about any other platform and also come out way ahead on resource requirements.
For instance, they could have gone with .net and gotten nearly the same results AND had a stable of millions of devs to pull from.
- noop123 10y agoHence why reports like above are helpful, so there are examples to draw from. Otherwise everyone would just be guessing. I bet many would love to hear about migration cases from RoR to .NET as well.