Most of the time, when people have problems with Ruby on Rails it's because they fight with it instead of doing things "the Rails way". It used to be that a bi

Most of the time, when people have problems with Ruby on Rails it's because they fight with it instead of doing things "the Rails way". It used to be that a big downside of Rails was deployment, but with things like Passenger, Moonshine, and Heroku, deployment is a snap now.