I have to work with a lot of legacy codebases day to day, but generally it's get in, figure it out, make a change, test it, and go. With Rails, I just end up in that "figure it out" loop over and over.
In my book it's a write-only coding environment like everyone used to complain about with Perl and PHP. People crank that stuff out really fast and move on and leave future generations to suffer. But they love it, of course.
In my book it's a write-only coding environment like everyone used to complain about with Perl and PHP. People crank that stuff out really fast and move on and leave future generations to suffer. But they love it, of course.