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So, it's not Rails that's the problem, it's the post modern software developers that would rather use a buggy, thinly supported library than try to write their
by mattmcknight 16y ago
So, it's not Rails that's the problem, it's the post modern software developers that would rather use a buggy, thinly supported library than try to write their own code...
- Goladus 16y agoI'm not saying rails is a problem, but that there's value in the large, stable and well-tested standard library.