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> mutable state on the ApplicationController and the models Well, mutable state on the models seems pretty fair, unless I'm misunderstanding you. It's rather
by mbillie1 13y ago
> mutable state on the ApplicationController and the models
Well, mutable state on the models seems pretty fair, unless I'm misunderstanding you. It's rather unforgivable on ApplicationController though.
Edit: and the slow startup time doing TDD with JRuby was my primary complaint when I developed in it. Although iirc you can use nailgun or something to keep the JVM active and mitigate that pain.
- rubiquity 13y agoSorry, I meant mutable state on classes, which is just a sneaky way of having global state.
- OutThisLife 13y agoCan you give an example? I'm learning Rails and I'd like to avoid bad practices.