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Omakase implies a certain level of excellence in all the individual choices. I believe Rails is In-N-Out Burger. While it offers few choices, it's reliable and the hamburger is very good. The fries and frontend framework are acceptable but no one goes to In-N-Out for the fries.
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You're missing the central point of default rails stack. http://david.heinemeierhansson.com/2012/rails-is-omakase.htm...
Sure, except in this case the Rails defaults are totally at odds with how the larger JS ecosystem has evolved. CoffeeScript was basically the logical complement to Haml (Ruby-like syntax for HTML) and Sass (Ruby-like syntax for CSS) -- although Sass has since dropped its original syntax and moved on with the CSS-like SCSS. Since then CS has lost a lot of popularity outside the Rails community. Babel and TypeScript pr…
There was an article about a week ago that makes the claim that Rails is tailor-made for Basecamp. This single comment absolutely confirms that point of view: https://github.com/rails/rails/issues/25208#issuecomment-222...
Sure, DHH said it himself. Rails is for basecamp like apps. Whats the deal?
I honestly can't believe a back end framework has minimum supported browser requirements that are basically "use the latest or GTFO".
Omakase implies a certain level of excellence in all the individual choices. I believe Rails is In-N-Out Burger. While it offers few choices, it's reliable and the hamburger is very good. The fries and frontend framework are acceptable but no one goes to In-N-Out for the fries.
Animal Fries tho
Omakase implies a certain level of excellence in all the individual choices. I believe Rails is In-N-Out Burger. While it offers few choices, it's reliable and the hamburger is very good. The fries and frontend framework are acceptable but no one goes to In-N-Out for the fries.
Omakase implies a certain level of excellence in all the individual choices. I believe Rails is In-N-Out Burger. While it offers few choices, it's reliable and the hamburger is very good. The fries and frontend framework are acceptable but no one goes to In-N-Out for the fries.
Omakase implies a certain level of excellence in all the individual choices. I believe Rails is In-N-Out Burger. While it offers few choices, it's reliable and the hamburger is very good. The fries and frontend framework are acceptable but no one goes to In-N-Out for the fries.
Cut fresh from actual potatoes right in front of you. Just sayin..
I do agree that it should get out of default Rails. GJ community.
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Rails philosophy is a full stack framework. Not having to make decisions about your first web app is a huge draw to the framework.
> Rails philosophy is a full stack framework. Not having to make decisions about your first web app is a huge draw to the framework. But you still have to make a lot of decisions. How do you handle user management ? ACL in a Rails app ? AFAIK Rails doesn't come with a default solution to these problems. What do you think is more important for an application ? User management or turbolinks by default ? The former woul…
Rails should stop messing with Javascript all together. Drop JQuery, CoffeeScript, TurboLinks and what not and let the users decide what to use, make it optional. Rails shouldn't require a JS engine in order to run.