[fieryeagle]

I suppose this is how you gain fame these days, writing sensational counter-arguments instead of coding? Oh right, the author is a 'Ruby Activist', he couldn't help it. PHP has won, Node has won and now yet another language up to debate? Having something with its own niche and cult doesn't mean anything if it's not suitable for work. It does help populate shortcut-seeking approaches such as Heroku and more CRUD apps than ever before so Rails has its places.

Here's a piece to deflate any ego issues http://www.paulgraham.com/identity.html.

[Ace17]

The article you linked is pure gold ;thanks for sharing!

[fieryeagle]

Yeah, such a poignant read that cuts to the heart of the problem - our needs to associate and express.