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As someone who gave up on yesod because it is so railsish and moved to snap, I'd say it is pretty accurate.
by papsosouid 15y ago
As someone who gave up on yesod because it is so railsish and moved to snap, I'd say it is pretty accurate.
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- papsosouid 15y agoI'm not sure what code examples would do, you could use the examples on the yesod site. It isn't a case of "yesod can't do X", it was just out of the 5 people who tried it, 4 voted no. You can't "fix" yesod when it isn't broken, and I think trying to cater to my subjective preferences would simply alienate the people who like yesod. Your characterization of my posts as trolling is both inaccurate and unnecessary. Having a different opinion is not trolling.
- cies 15y ago> gave up on yesod because it is so railsish So what exactly do you feel is bad about "railsishness"? I think Rails brought a lot of sane defaults and best-practices to a web framework.. I'm not surprised to see nearly all web frameworks that came after it borrow from it. See for instance "Play" on Java/Scala -- very new, very Rails.