>You just rewrote the app from C++ to Ruby on Rails Unless the C++ app was poorly written (and thus some kind of maintenance nightmare) this seems a little bac

>You just rewrote the app from C++ to Ruby on Rails Unless the C++ app was poorly written (and thus some kind of maintenance nightmare) this seems a little backwards... I normally see CPU performance bound Ruby turning into C/C++,Go,C#,Java not the other way around. Also, I'm trying to understand the moral of this story, is it: Executing only matters if it furthers your bosses goals; furthermore, sometimes you need to explain how something you have done furthers said goals? (Surely this should happen before not after?) Seems like common sense, but maybe I am missing something here..