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As someone who trains devs on rails I find that’s not true. In my experience if you have a developer of any experience level go through the full Rails tutorial
by burlesona 8y ago
As someone who trains devs on rails I find that’s not true.
In my experience if you have a developer of any experience level go through the full Rails tutorial they come out on the other side highly productive. I usually have people on my team do this on their own time and they usually finish within the first two weeks of work.
What I will say is that the implicit, convention over configuration approach of rails means you really do have to RTFM. I find that the more experienced a developer is the more resistant they tend to be to this. But in general they all get over it after they read the manual.
- pandler 8y ago> What I will say is that the implicit, convention over configuration approach of rails means you really do have to RTFM. And there you have it. Most devs I have ever worked with hardly read docs beyond as reference material. To be fair, effective documentation (beyond just api reference) is hard and time consuming. I have a lot of respect for the projects that have documentation _worth_ reading.