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I love this. I find that Rails-API sometimes does/needs some screwy stuff because it has to be 2nd class citizen. This promotion of it is great news because i
by ludicast 11y ago
I love this. I find that Rails-API sometimes does/needs some screwy stuff because it has to be 2nd class citizen. This promotion of it is great news because it will obviously be kept in sync way better.
Regardless, SPAs are fast becoming the best way to develop and this sort of thing (rather than the bandaid of turbolinks) gives me a lot of hope for the future of rails. I can even see rails eventually replacing views with a presenter layer (though something like that would probably wait for 6).
Reminds me of what someone once said about America: "they always do the right thing, after exhausting all other possibilities".