alt Hacker NewsRoR was a breath of fresh air when it was released, things could be done quicker and with much fewer lines of code but nowadays I don't think I would choose to use it again. Other languages has caught up.
RoR was a breath of fresh air when it was released, things could be done quicker and with much fewer lines of code but nowadays I don't think I would choose to use it again. Other languages has caught up.
RoR isn’t Ruby.
The mistake that most folks make. They start out using RoR and think that’s Ruby.
That’s probably why Ruby will always remain a “web” language and won’t be taken _seriously_ in other areas.