Straight from reddit and then Joel on Software.
http://discuss.joelonsoftware.com/default.asp?joel.3.309321.4
Here comes the Rails bashingStraight from reddit and then Joel on Software.
http://discuss.joelonsoftware.com/default.asp?joel.3.309321.4 damn it
And please, once you go beyond the scaffolding it's not any better. Trying making that active record do anything interesting and you'll run back to hibernate.
Further, in his "IT TAKES THE RELATIONAL OUT OF RELATIONAL DATABASE MANAGEMENT SYSTEM" bit, he seems to be confused over terminology. The 'relations' in relational databases are between columns in a row. So no, AR does not take the 'relational' out of the picture.
I didnt read over it that much. But I dont know if rails has good support for complex relations or does it?
Meh, it's ok. Doesn't touch Hibernate, iBatis, or SQLAlchemy in robustness... but it's ok.
Relational object mappers seem like a great idea until you enable query logging on the RDBMS.
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