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Friday September 11, 2009
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Why Rails Wins Sometimes
This is an awesome resource: http://guides.rubyonrails.org/
Yes, CPAN has a wealth of information...now it only it was presented like this or our frameworks had something this good.
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So what, let them win sometimes. (Score:1)
CPAN isn't limited by anything and thus can express pretty much everything, as in, win most of the times.
And Rails... err, wait, isn't that just a framework, not a programming language with thousands of libraries providing extreme flexibility and strength?
If Perl didn't suck so badly at marketing (damn, yes, i mean it!) we probably would have someone coming up with a clear vision, ready to change the reality just because of the possible attractiveness.
Well, so much for the reality ;-)