I agree. If you're taking over an old crappy Rails project of reasonable complexity, think about using Pat Maddox's excellent tips on working with legacy databa

I agree. If you're taking over an old crappy Rails project of reasonable complexity, think about using Pat Maddox's excellent tips on working with legacy databases. http://www.patmaddox.com/blog/railsconf_2009_legacy_rails http://www.patmaddox.com/blog/railsconf_2009_legacy_rails It's useful to get the app under a comprehensive test acceptance test suite. Then you can rewrite and feel comfortable everything is still working.