Ahh… I already had this one at the top of my list. Thanks Rick
I am going to put together a list of hard-hitting case studies / facts
about
RoR soon.
The CDBaby and AListApart migration stories, your story, O’Reilly book
sales… are all huge points in my opinion, and they really stand out.
Thanks much Rick ! I’m hopefully starting an “enterprise” scale RoR
project
soon, and trying to convince the CEO it would be a good decision. There
are
a lot of Java advocates barking up the same tree, and I’m trying to sway
the
Java/Struts/Hibernate approach ! I’ve been coding in that enviroment
for
the last year, and it’s been hard now that I’ve used RoR
What is rarely mentioned, and just as important to consider, is what
Rails doesn’t provide:
continuations and page state (saving and restoring the state of all
controls/widgets/fields).
Rails has made certain trade offs, and, to be fair, a lot of other
frameworks have made
the same choices.