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I don't really care one way or another on how he writes, but I do wonder if it presents a problem when trying to "sell" Rails to certain clients. I have pointed
by duck 16y ago
I don't really care one way or another on how he writes, but I do wonder if it presents a problem when trying to "sell" Rails to certain clients. I have pointed clients to rubyonrails.org in the past just to show how big and mature the community is (these were primary Microsoft shops who doubt all open source projects), but if they saw this for an important security update I'm thinking it might make it a bit harder.
- jarin 16y agoI'm not sure if pointing clients to rubyonrails.org is really the best way to sell the framework, I usually just list off a bunch of Rails sites that I think they've probably heard of. Most of my clients aren't really super duper tech savvy anyway, they just care about the end product.