Hello -

I would like to get involved in the Rails Core development. What's the 
process for getting involved?

We've been working with Rails since 2006 and really enjoy the framework but 
have some reservations around Rails 3's REST implementation and exposed 
Java Script. The former seems to be an over reach for a framework and is an 
application specific architectural decision. The latter takes something 
that should be handled by the framework (wrapped and tested) and exposes 
it. Migrating one project, both have made working with the framework 
slower, more cumbersome and overly complex. 

These issues block a clean upgrade path. An upgrade path of 're-write' 
is not really acceptable for complex applications done for serious usages.

We have 10's of thousands of line applications that eventually need to be 
upgraded. We need to make and bake some core changes to make this possible. 
This should not effect the current Rails implementation but enable simple, 
direct migrations and make the framework more flexible for new projects. 
I'm fairly certain in our case it's quicker (and safer) to make these 
changes to Rails proper than to rewrite our apps.  Since I'm positive we're 
not alone on this front, we would like to share that work.

It's not clear how to get involved on this level but I'm willing to chip in 
my 30 years of experience and that fancy degree achieved along the way to 
the cause. If someone could point me the right direction, it would be 
greatly appreciated.

Thanks,

TT

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