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The same issues seem to happen across the board, no matter which platform. I use a Ruby framework for most of my development (not Rails, but a Sinatra based on
by cyberferret 10y ago
The same issues seem to happen across the board, no matter which platform. I use a Ruby framework for most of my development (not Rails, but a Sinatra based one), and keep finding that gems my apps depend on can quickly become stale and abandoned all over the place.
Kind of disconcerting to go to Github to lodge a suspected bug report on a gem we use every day, and see that the last commit was 6 years ago!
- methochris 10y agodisconcerting is definitely a good word for it. i have this sense that if i just stick with the core rails framework than at least all the basic functionality i could need are very unlikely to be abandoned. with flask its like every tiny aspect of the functionality is relying on 20 different individuals whom may or may not have really known what they were doing in the first place and/or aren't around to keep up with it and keep it updated for whatever base dependancy they wrapped around. flask is just so much hacky wrapping and scabbing on. my gut doesn't trust it to grow big with