DHH owes much of his success to being in the right place at the right time with Rails. Winning the lottery with Rails is a huge contributor to the success of 37Signals. It has also allowed him to make money off of several books. Without Rails, nobody would give a crap about what David has to say about anything.
@ihateuutube I agree... Rails didn't get popular because it was particularly well written or great to work with, but rather because it was there at the right time. Well. If DHH had come around and contributed to a framework or created one two years later, we wouldn't be watching this video.
@sandwichsteen I think David owes all of his success to hard work and passion. I think he made Rails because he thought it would be a useful tool for himself. He didn't really care if not everybody wanted to use it and I'm sure he still doesn't. He just built something he believed in.
@ihateuutube do you really think so? He's a great speaker. (He's one of the people that you either love or hate. You might just not like him, and that's okay.)
Here in Brazil we have a sort of "rhyme" that is around: "It's 99% of transpiration and 1% of inspiration" I reckon that is pretty much the same message.
RoR rules. DHH... not so much...
Anyone knows if he wanks in front of the mirror?
theowlisreal 2 months ago
2 guys are waiting for some luck
shirkavand 7 months ago
DHH owes much of his success to being in the right place at the right time with Rails. Winning the lottery with Rails is a huge contributor to the success of 37Signals. It has also allowed him to make money off of several books. Without Rails, nobody would give a crap about what David has to say about anything.
ihateuutube 1 year ago
@ihateuutube I agree... Rails didn't get popular because it was particularly well written or great to work with, but rather because it was there at the right time. Well. If DHH had come around and contributed to a framework or created one two years later, we wouldn't be watching this video.
sandwichsteen 1 year ago
@sandwichsteen I think David owes all of his success to hard work and passion. I think he made Rails because he thought it would be a useful tool for himself. He didn't really care if not everybody wanted to use it and I'm sure he still doesn't. He just built something he believed in.
cjw7488 1 year ago 3
@ihateuutube do you really think so? He's a great speaker. (He's one of the people that you either love or hate. You might just not like him, and that's okay.)
radexpp 2 months ago
Marcio, did you mean "99% perspiration"?
sgornick 1 year ago
Here in Brazil we have a sort of "rhyme" that is around: "It's 99% of transpiration and 1% of inspiration" I reckon that is pretty much the same message.
Move your ass!
marciomangar 1 year ago