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It's an interesting thought. I'm primarily a Ruby developer. Literally every single time I've started a web-oriented project using something like Sinatra or Pa
by matthewmacleod 12y ago
It's an interesting thought.
I'm primarily a Ruby developer. Literally every single time I've started a web-oriented project using something like Sinatra or Padrino etc., I've ended up regretting it. I end up building a shitty, half-featured, buggy version of Rails. My experience is that most other projects end up the same.
I suppose mileage may vary; perhaps it's easier to write bloated apps in Rails. I'm not convinced that's a good reason to avoid it, though.
- soveran 12y agoMy experience is the opposite, I agree it may vary from person to person. Care to elaborate what went wrong in those projects?
- rcfox 12y agoI don't know anything about the libraries mentioned, but it sounds like you've decided that the Rails way is the correct way to do things, and then try to shoehorn that into the others.