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Comment on Twitter Said To Be Abandoning Ruby on Railsparent

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The rails DB integration lets you use the database directly whenever it suits you. At that point it's more a matter of arranging your data so that it lets you work around the key pain points. Since you can access the data directly when needed in rails, how will a new framework help if your problem is in the database?

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