> (1) If you are a Rails developer you need to be a full-time Rails developer and not do too much else. You can't do Rails and a bunch of other things because Rails will take up a lot of your time.
I'm glad to see someone else say this. I don't use rails often, nor am I a "front end" developer by trade.
I have put together some simple web apps using rails, but it seems that each time I go back to rails and try to use the newest released version I'm starting back close to square 1 due to how things always seem to change.
I always just assumed that I didn't grok web frameworks, though this is still a possibility.
I'm glad to see someone else say this. I don't use rails often, nor am I a "front end" developer by trade.
I have put together some simple web apps using rails, but it seems that each time I go back to rails and try to use the newest released version I'm starting back close to square 1 due to how things always seem to change.
I always just assumed that I didn't grok web frameworks, though this is still a possibility.