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Perhaps, but then we delve down the rabbit hole, and at some point you might as well make your own sql queries, right? I recommend rails mostly because of the
by mod 12y ago
Perhaps, but then we delve down the rabbit hole, and at some point you might as well make your own sql queries, right?
I recommend rails mostly because of the incredible number of helpful resources. Also because you can use it as a beginner, ignore the magic while you don't understand it, and later try to understand it.
I committed rails code my first day on a new job with no prior ruby/rails experience, though I had used Django before. Pretty green there, as well.
- pdpi 12y ago> I committed rails code my first day on a new job with no prior ruby/rails experience, though I had used Django before. Pretty green there, as well. But you had _some_ programming experience, is what I'm getting at. My problem with rails for a complete beginner is that you end up with too many rails-y things to learn, and you can't focus on the basics.