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Whilst correct that my account is recent, I don't think the comments are really 'talk shit on Rails' - rather they point out the numerous serious security issue
by static_typed 14y ago
Whilst correct that my account is recent, I don't think the comments are really 'talk shit on Rails' - rather they point out the numerous serious security issues with Rails, Ruby Yaml libraries, and ecosystem in general have forced our hand to migrate away from Ruby onto pastures new.
We actually have been using Rails internally and externally since 0.13, followed it through the Engines clash, watched the Github hack, and have been caught up like everyone else in the rapid update cycles due to the security issues. But there comes a time to sit back, consider if software engineering are two dirty words in the Ruby community, and move on.
- steveklabnik 14y agoEDIT: Nevermind, Rule #1 of the internet, don't feed the trolls.
- static_typed 14y agoIs Troll Ruby slang for someone who just got fed up being called into IT Security meetings to report on yet another urgent change to Prod being required because, the Ruby guys just love sticking Yaml parsers in wherever they can, and the world now knows about it, and we have to leap into action yet again?