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I am a Ruby on Rails person! I will tell you some things. I am not going to give up OS independence, on the development or server side. I am not going to give

by gamache 14y ago

I am a Ruby on Rails person! I will tell you some things. I am not going to give up OS independence, on the development or server side. I am not going to give up editor/IDE independence. Microsoft is not seen as ahead of the curve with respect to web technologies, and this is reflected in its developer community. Until these problems are fixed, the MS stack can pretty much go kick rocks.

pyrotechnick 14y ago
http://mono-project.com http://mono-project.com
- Karunamon 14y ago
  On shaky legal ground, IIRC.
  - pyrotechnick 14y ago
    Correct. http://www.infoq.com/articles/java-dotnet-patents http://www.infoq.com/articles/java-dotnet-patents But what isn't? Plenty of Rails is sitting atop JRuby and friends. Nothing is immune. Don't get me wrong. I'm not a massive supporter of .NET (outside of XNA) by any means. My point is if legal issues are what you're looking for; you'll find them; everywhere. It's just all so ubiquitous it's simply not cause for concern. Anything can be made to be seen as illegal from a certain perspective. Everyone is suing everyone else. Does that mean we all pack it up and go home?
    - knowtheory 14y ago
      This is by and large a red-herring. Unless your Ruby app is leveraging JRuby's integration with Java... you can just take your Ruby app, fire it up on Rubinius or MRI, and you're no worse for wear.
  - billsix 14y ago
    Not on shaky legal ground http://tirania.org/blog/archive/2009/Jul-06.html http://tirania.org/blog/archive/2009/Jul-06.html
    - pyrotechnick 14y ago
      "However, their position regarding the non-ECMA components like ASP.NET, ADO.NET, and Windows Forms (which are the bone of contention) remains unclarified."