Oh boy does this comment resonate with my experience. Several times now I’ve had incoming Rails enthusiasts insist that RoR is the absolute best solution to all problems. Inevitably, once the project has more than 3 engineers, it becomes a disjoint, indecipherable mess that eventually gets re-written entirely.
I’ve said it once and I’ll say it again: Rails is the least-scalable framework ever when it comes to # of engineers. Someone is surely going to respond “you can just add more instances!” Not what I’m talking about, though it’s bad in that department too.
I’ve said it once and I’ll say it again: Rails is the least-scalable framework ever when it comes to # of engineers. Someone is surely going to respond “you can just add more instances!” Not what I’m talking about, though it’s bad in that department too.