Ooh ooh, now write a rant on boiling water being too hot and the price of fuel... If you're comparing Rails to PHP you're doing it wrong. And who seriously buil

Ooh ooh, now write a rant on boiling water being too hot and the price of fuel... If you're comparing Rails to PHP you're doing it wrong. And who seriously builds a Rails app without an understanding of basic CSS and HTML? A few parts seemed to be just thrown in there to pad out the rant if you ask me. I agree that the whole premise of Gems is frustrating and deploying isn't as straight-forward as FTP'ing a folder of PHP files. This is where services like Heroku come in very handy but then that's another problem: relying on a 3rd party service to simplify deploying a Rails app. Disclaimer: I'm a PHP developer.