For the last few years, Ruby on Rails has been one of the most talked-about Web application development frameworks. The popularity Rails has enjoyed isn’t without merit—the “coding by convention” idea it helped make popular was beneficial to Web development in many ways. Coding (or configuration) by convention allows you to concentrate more on what your application is supposed to do rather than how to get it configured properly, which makes development easier and allows you to be more productive. In my own experience, developing an application and getting it into production with Rails was faster than anything I’d used before. Read more. (http://tech.lds.org/index.php?option=com_content task=view id=398 Itemid=5)
Continue reading at the original source →