[Lio]

> The problem with RoR is that it's an all-encompassing framework. It gives you a huge collection of things you typically don't need — entire major layers like the database are frequently completely irrelevant to projects.

You do know you can just turn off the parts you don’t want, don’t you?

Don’t want database support? Just turn it off or don’t include it in the first place.

Rails doesn’t have to be “special” it just has to get the job done and it does.