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That Rails vs. Angular graph would sure be useful in arguing for a move away from Rails, except that it's unsourced and unitless on the Y axis. I'd love to know

by aaronem 13y ago

That Rails vs. Angular graph would sure be useful in arguing for a move away from Rails, except that it's unsourced and unitless on the Y axis. I'd love to know how it was generated and from what data, so I can make one that represents the same information in a way that's suitable for my purposes.

sintaxi 13y ago
The graphs are taken from google trend an so unfortunately the units are relative to each other. Sorry, I should have mentioned that. Fixed.
- aaronem 13y ago
  Awesome. Thanks!
phamilton 13y ago
Not really. Those data points are independent. A lot of people use Angular and Rails together. Rails still provides a nice controller and model layer for an API.
- aaronem 13y ago
  I find it undesirably weighty for such purposes, and potentially limited in future prospects by the politics of its developer community. Decoupling the view layer from the backend makes replacement of the latter, with something offering an identical API but better prospects, easier to contemplate.
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