using it for more complex applications than you are
Are you sure? How complex do you mean? How complex do you presume the parent commenter's apps to be? Could you give an example of one of those more complex apps? I'm wondering if I'm currently building apps of the "simple" or "complex" variety, according to your terminology.
It actually wasn't my terminology... If you read the parent of my comment, the self-proclaimed complexity was, literally, "MVPs which are mostly CRUD apps". I think most Rails applications I've used defy that description, and I don't agree with that comment that it is "the entire reason for Rails existing" any more than I would agree that the entire reason for PHP existing is to make personal home pages.
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Are you sure? How complex do you mean? How complex do you presume the parent commenter's apps to be? Could you give an example of one of those more complex apps? I'm wondering if I'm currently building apps of the "simple" or "complex" variety, according to your terminology.
It actually wasn't my terminology... If you read the parent of my comment, the self-proclaimed complexity was, literally, "MVPs which are mostly CRUD apps". I think most Rails applications I've used defy that description, and I don't agree with that comment that it is "the entire reason for Rails existing" any more than I would agree that the entire reason for PHP existing is to make personal home pages.