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Sorry but can someone enlighten me, on why this might be be better than using: https://github.com/josevalim/active_model_serializers,

https://github.com/nesquena/rabl,

https://github.com/rails/jbuilder

A quick and dirty getting started tutorial can be seen here: http://www.adobe.com/devnet/html5/articles/flame-on-a-beginn...

The future is more of a continued polyglot environment. Developers will use different programming tools/ frameworks to provide different features for their app via a service-oriented -architecture or something like that. This is an example: a chat app built with Rails, Socket.IO, Node.js and Backbone.js http://node-chatty.herokuapp.com/chatty See blog post on that: http://bit.ly/zorHYA Everything is in rails but just the chat bit that makes sense to be realtime is served by nodejs. Redis pubsub is used to communicate between rails and the nodejs chat server. You can use ruby based event-machine or async sinatra or async rack to write the chat server and communicate with them with redis and drop nodejs if you are so inclined..

In summary rails, nodejs, php, java will continue to co-exist as tools and people will use what they are most comfortable with and what gets the job done in each problem space.

Big respect man. your actions reminds me of this quote; "A man who has nothing to die for, has nothing to live for."

Nobody cares what yo learn. If you want to avoid any framework like rails or any programming language, is your choice. They are tools, so choose what suits the job or your mind set.

Pls stop being a troll and get a life.