> I'm honestly not that impressed by this. Not that impressed? I'm impressed they are not even ashamed of showing things that are probably the default in most

> I'm honestly not that impressed by this. Not that impressed? I'm impressed they are not even ashamed of showing things that are probably the default in most web frameworks nowadays, as if they were features they had to work on. > We whitelist attributes on all models to prevent mass-assignment vulnerabilities. That's simply embarrassing, you don't even need a framework to avoid that. Gotta love Rails devs and their fancy "vulnerabilities".