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Right or wrong, I'm looking forward to whatever fills the spot that Rails left behind. It was a pleasure to work with a few years back and I miss that. If you
by jasongullickson 15y ago
Right or wrong, I'm looking forward to whatever fills the spot that Rails left behind. It was a pleasure to work with a few years back and I miss that.
If you've seen something that fits the bill, please pass it on.
- ryanisinallofus 15y agoSinatra I guess. You can choose the orm and templating language you want- which sort of just turns it back into rails. Still working in Sinatra does give you that fun feeling of old Rails.
- jasongullickson 15y agoI liked being able to think of an idea, sketch out a schema and have it up in (admittedly ugly) webpages in a matter of minutes...and on almost any machine in just the time it took to download the package (no crazy dependencies, etc.). The fact that you could then evolve this into something production-ready (arguably), well that was just icing on the cake!