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The article is more than three years old, and much of it appears to no longer be relevant.
by michael_nielsen 17y ago
The article is more than three years old, and much of it appears to no longer be relevant.
- lbrandy 17y agoAs a trivial example, the entire first point he makes is basically no longer accurate. Rails does allow you to do joins, and eager loads of associations. It also allows you to override the default expected foreign-key names, etc, for declared association. The only feature missing is that rails will not automatically infer associations, which I'm not sure is a "bad" thing.
- mitjak 17y agoGah! Why didn't you post your comment earlier?!