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I just opened the official starting guide from the official RoR website and am very excited, to be honest. I mean, the Go way of as few dependencies as possibl
by dondraper36 2y ago
I just opened the official starting guide from the official RoR website and am very excited, to be honest.
I mean, the Go way of as few dependencies as possible and no opinionated frameworks is cool, but getting so much done for you is such a nice thing when you want to build fast. Also, switching to a purely REST API with just render json: <blah> is unbelievably fast. Writing the same in Go would include a lot of boilerplate.
Anyway, thanks for your response. I am really happy for Ruby, RoR, and the community.
- brudgers 2y agoCongratulations on starting! the Go way of as few dependencies as possible and no opinionated frameworks That is highly opinionated and the opinion is based on Google’s business model, resources, operational strategies and engineering wherewithal. No startup has anything like any of them.
- nivertech 2y ago> Writing the same in Go would include a lot of boilerplate. Yes, it would be very hard for LLM to write this boilerplate. It’s so long it would not fit in its limited context brain ;)
- apetrov 2y agostill you have to maintain the pile of boilerplate code and whoever does it, has a very narrow context window (aka human)