> It's hard not to become jaded when every framework turns out to be just another team's personal preferences.
Isn't that a definition of a framework? A more or less opinionated way to structure a particular type of an application?
Isn't that a definition of a framework? A more or less opinionated way to structure a particular type of an application?
Rails was built upon the novel idea of, "Can we build a CRUD app framework developers enjoy using?". As there is no silver bullet, this comes with tradeoffs many do not want. Performance is not a first class citizen. Code is prescriptive. A lot of rails apps are just gluing together gems.
I will say though, if you are building a CRUD app. There is no other option that will get you to done faster than rails.