Serving the koolaid with the facts (Loud Thinking)
After the last salvo of Java fire, I considered it best let the gun cool off for a while before giving it another round. But it's just so darn hard when my newsreader is flooded with misinformation, shallow intentions, and the smell of fear. Let me start in good manners by offering up some self-deprecation. It has been a mistake to power-push scaffolding through movies and tutorials without follow
Rails for Struts-ters, Part 2: The Views
Fri, 25 Feb 2005 Rails for Struts-ters, Part 2: The Views We looked at the basics of controllers for Ruby on Rails. Now lets take a look at rendering stuff. The default view technology for most Struts apps is JSP, which works reasonably well. The default renderer for Rails is ERB. An ERB template would be named foo.rhtml and might look something like: <h1>RSVP</h1> <p>Just to make sure we've got i
Drinking the Ribena rather than Koolaid on Dion Almaer's Blog
There is yet another blog discussion about Ruby on Rails vs. Java web frameworks. I think you find this type of discussion all over with the generic version being: Technology X is simpler than Y so it either: Is too slow Is TOO simple It doesn’t scale It’s dad got beaten up by my dad We are getting some of that at the moment. David Geary of JavaServer Faces fame (and fellow NoFluffer), and Matt Ra
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