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Technical purity and premature optimization do not matter in the beginning. You can always achieve these things at a later stage when you bring on more experts
by hkarthik 14y ago
Technical purity and premature optimization do not matter in the beginning. You can always achieve these things at a later stage when you bring on more experts and specialists.
The things that matter are: productivity, mature and stable framework code, and a solid set of libraries to pull for common tasks/integrations. These are the areas where Rails really shines and it's one of the reasons it has become so popular among early stage startups.