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   by darrencauthon 14y ago

   :) I mean "everybody is already using" in the context of most dev area, including my own. Here's how it usually works: We're coasting along with some tool and doing well, then some dev announces that we're ALL WRONG because another tool is
2. 32.▲
   by darrencauthon 14y ago

   I'm not saying it's always the rule. It depends on the context. If the context is a group of Ruby/Rails devs who are efficiently building applications in exchange for money, and the new(er) tool is one that: 1.) Ends with the same net re
3. 33.▲
   by darrencauthon 14y ago

   Sometimes the simpler solution is the more complex tool -- if that's what everybody already uses and if it already works. Just like RVM.
4. 34.▲
   by darrencauthon 14y ago

   There's not much sweating to do, as it always comes up relatively quickly.
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   by darrencauthon 14y ago

   Capitalism is not based on the existence of a customer. It's based in freedom, in the right of every individual to do what he or she wants to do with his or her own life and property. Of course, if there is no customer, there can be no sal
6. 36.▲
   by darrencauthon 14y ago

   As a guy who recently switched from years of ASP.Net MVC to Rails, I read this post and wanted to shout... "Watch out everybody, he's hitting the database!!!" Ruby is a great language that I love, but this is one of those cases where Ruby's
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   Can the Single Responsibility Principle Be Applied Objectively? Yes(darrencauthon.posterous.com)

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