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He's just showing how easy to interact with db in elegance MVC paradigm using RoR. So, blog is just a case study. It could be anything. But, wow, i'm amazed! ..anyway, i'll stick with my java.
It seems like 95% of ROR demos are about creating a blog application. For some reason everybody finds it so fascinating... Also everyone is supa excited about the scaffolding feature. I can't understand how useful it could be when normally templates are "a little more" complicated than just a simple HTML representation of describe [TABLE]. I am not saying ROR is a bad framework - but it just seems like ROR is going after beginners in it's ads...
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..anyway, i'll stick with my java.
creating a blog is so totally been there done that.
so what if ruby on rails can do it in seconds? bragging about this is like bragging that you've just reinvented the wheel...
settle down you geeks
Also everyone is supa excited about the scaffolding feature. I can't understand how useful it could be when normally templates are "a little more" complicated than just a simple HTML representation of describe [TABLE].
I am not saying ROR is a bad framework - but it just seems like ROR is going after beginners in it's ads...
But still ruby on rails is fantastic ( not only for creating blogs :D )
unfortunately, most projects i had were with legacy database... I don't feel like Rails is good choice for such cases.
I am still trying to find manual about "How to make new website with RoR but keep our existing Oracle DB" :)