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by throwanem 3433 days ago
It's worse in Rails because of the rate of change and the near-total lack of interest in backwards compatibility. Granted that the change in question often improves Rails' performance or stability, but that so much scope seems to go on existing for such improvements is in itself concerning, and the larger question, of whether it would be wiser to instead invest in a less volatile and more stable platform, remains valid.