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by didibus
3519 days ago
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I heard of Rails before Ruby, so did a lot of people. That's your answer right there. Ruby on Rails when it came out was:
- A tool with a culture that was optimized for programmer happiness and productivity.
- Promoting obviousness via the path of least surprise.
- Consistency through well-considered conventions.
- Carefully-designed value-based test suites.
- Building long-term maintainable apps. Most of the good thing you hear about ruby are actually coming from Rails. |
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