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> No reason to knock the 'magicality' of rails. The problem with relying on magic is that you won't know what to do when it stops working.
by icky 19y ago
> No reason to knock the 'magicality' of rails.
The problem with relying on magic is that you won't know what to do when it stops working.
- HiddenBek 19y agoThe Rails magic is well defined though, and it's all documented. It doesn't simply 'stop working'. It's really nothing more than a set of conventions that happen to make certain things really convenient.