The same things were said about Rails when I first started using it in 2003. Well, except for the speed part. :) Rails adoption was almost entirely for new proj

The same things were said about Rails when I first started using it in 2003. Well, except for the speed part. :) Rails adoption was almost entirely for new projects back then. Rails had the advantage of Ruby, which was a great way to bring in newer developers. C might not be as attractive to today's equivalent, but I know many people who love Rails but are ready for something different. G-Wan seems to solve some of the hard parts of C programming for this usage model. The closed source nature of G-Wan bothers me, and may prove to be an insurmountable problem, but otherwise I think the ideas are pretty great. It brings me back to the days of qmail and NSAPI...both of which were awesome in their own ways.