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I just feel like it's trying to force the 'A-ha!' moment that the first rails demonstrations had for most developers at the time, when that ship has long sailed
by weego 5y ago
I just feel like it's trying to force the 'A-ha!' moment that the first rails demonstrations had for most developers at the time, when that ship has long sailed. I'm probably just jaded. There's nothing actually wrong with what they're doing at all, it's just 20 years later and there's an overwhelming feeling of 'is this all we've achieved?'
- kayodelycaon 5y agoIt's almost like each new generation of programmers needs to go through the same cycles of possible solutions. Those of us who are older see a rehashing of old arguments. Those who are younger, are seeing those arguments for the first time. I wouldn't worry too much about it. High schoolers make me cranky and my parent's generation is completely out of touch. My parents and grandparents felt the same at my age. :)
- danjac 5y agoRails was a full-stack framework that took care of everything from database models down to frontend AJAX integration, so you literally could build a very basic blog that actually saved stuff to a database within 20 minutes. Remix is yet another frontend framework that you have to manually wire up to some other library or service to do anything useful.
- kayodelycaon 5y agoRails is... ;) (7.0 was released last month)