On 6/15/07, John W. Long <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
>
>
> I've written an article suggesting some radical changes to the Rails
> directory structure for Rails 2.0 and am curious to know the core
> team's thoughts about it:
Nice article, short and to the point.
While the benefits are certainly recognizable, I, for one, would find
slightly shocking to have a directory like this:
blog/
_config.rb
_routes.rb
blog_controller.rb
blog_helper.rb
blog_index.rhtml
blog_archive.rhtml
blog_post.rhtml
comment.rb
comment_migrations.rb
comments_controller.rb
comments_helper.rb
comments_view.rhtml
post.rb
post_migrations.rb
I've been spoiled by the clean separation in Rails and I'd hate to go back
to spaghetti directory structure. I imagine that most of its users would
feel the same, too.
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