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Funny enough, one commenter on this article advocated Rails: "I don't want to start yet another religious war, but for a nice respite from the complexities of

Funny enough, one commenter on this article advocated Rails: "I don't want to start yet another religious war, but for a nice respite from the complexities of J2EE frameworks, check out Ruby on Rails. I'm playing with it now and it is a pleasure to work with." I was actually surprised to see this is from 2005 too...

astrodust 13y ago
It was frameworks like the ones Joel was railing against that inspired Rails. A framework should help you do your job, not get in the way.
- brianmcc 13y ago
  (post was by BenjiSmith, just on Joel's site)
  - astrodust 13y ago
    Ah, good point.