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I don't write web software, but I can't imagine that any other framework of any kind that approaches Rails' feature breadth or popularity isn't as ridden with s
by jfb 13y ago
I don't write web software, but I can't imagine that any other framework of any kind that approaches Rails' feature breadth or popularity isn't as ridden with subtle security flaws, to say nothing of terrible, forehead-slapping boners.
- joseph_cooney 13y agoASP.NET
- euroclydon 13y agoIt's a legit choice. Not quite as feature-rich but its getting there. SignalR is leaps and bounds above anything else. IIS is easier to configure for a new admin than nginx/*icorn. And that whole pay for support thing, well it's not a novel concept in the Windows world.
- gregd 13y agoI'm curious to know what you think is in Rails that isn't in asp.net.