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I had similar feelings with Rails. Just memorize this billion convention and you are good to go. Also didn't help that running Rails on Windows was (maybe still
by tiborsaas 5y ago
I had similar feelings with Rails. Just memorize this billion convention and you are good to go. Also didn't help that running Rails on Windows was (maybe still is) considered a bad idea.
- faitswulff 5y agoIs that still true with WSL?
- tiborsaas 5y agoNo idea, but ideally that should solve it.
- sdoering 5y agoI don't know for rails, but whatever dev I do on my Windows machine I just do it via VSCode in WSL2. Or I ssh into my dev machine (shared hosting via uberspace). I haven't even tried to setup dev environments for python, php or js on Windows. It is just so easy to use WSL2.
- aniforprez 5y agoSame here. Inherited a huge rails code base and it's as bad as any node project. The autoloading has been enabled in the entire project so I have no clue whether a class is defined within the project or is fetched from a gem. I've never grepped this much in my life