John Lam (DLR) wrote:

> Can you elaborate on this idea with some code fragments of how you would 
> like IronRuby + MVC to look like? Where would you like to see this? In 
> Views, in Controllers? Where does it make sense and where does it not 
> make sense. How exactly is ASP.NET MVC better than ROR? Can you put some 
> code frags side-by-side where you would show how something done in 
> IronRuby + MVC would be superior to something done in ROR?
> 
> Concrete examples, please.
> 
> Thanks,
> -John

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Hi John,

As a Fresh student, i can give few points rather than codes and working 
examples, since i am on a learning stage and i have not seen a single 
code so far based on Asp.Net MVC + IronRuby...

I can quickly point few great advantages as below, with ROR is missing.

(1) Code behind/Code besides support with asp.net -- ROR does not have 
it.
(2) Master Pages ---ROR does not have it except helper methods and 
something alike for viewing
(3) BCL ( Great, BCL with almost 13,000 classes --- ROR does not come 
near by )
(4) Support to bring the classes from other languages like Iropython, 
VB. C#
(5) Great MISCROSOFT brand name, that assures and gives a piece of mind
(6) WinForms and MVC way... Both the ways i can work --- ROR has only 
MVC
(7) IIS + SQL Server support--- ROR developers are still struggling for 
this
(8) Deployment as easy as click. ( Not easy with ROR )

Well i think, my other seniors around can write more on this, since as a 
student i have limited knowledge currently, but this is what i have 
gathered.

P.S:- BTW, dear John, you are a genius in this segment, you know much 
much better than me, are you testing my knowledge level...? One thing i 
can beat you here is... I am more IronRuby fan than you.

Cheers

Rahil
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