Again, would you mind to cite a few of them that you'd consider useful
other than rails-admin?
I've been maintaining a Rails app for a while and so far the only useful
gem I saw which I missed support for Sequel was rails-admin.
That's why I'm curious about what other possible gems I'm missing
because I opted for Sequel rather than AR...
Best,
Rodrigo.
On 13-07-2014 09:28, Tim Uckun wrote:
Most gems designed to run in Rails presume AR is in place.
On Sun, Jul 13, 2014 at 10:57 PM, Rodrigo Rosenfeld Rosas
<[email protected] <mailto:[email protected]>> wrote:
I'm curious. What great gems are missing Sequel support besides
Rails Admin?
Em 11/07/2014 18:20, "Tim Uckun" <[email protected]
<mailto:[email protected]>> escreveu:
People use AR because all of the gems they use depend on it.
On 12/07/2014 3:02 AM, "Rodrigo Rosenfeld Rosas"
<[email protected] <mailto:[email protected]>> wrote:
Well, we're increasing the number of deploy environments
as well ;)
Jokes aside, congrats! Sequel is really awesome and I
actually find it surprising that AR is so much more
popular just because it's Rails' default. After all, RSpec
is not Rails default and seems to always have been more
popular. And jQuery has been more popular even before it
was the default JS library bundled with Rails...
I really don't understand why people have been strugling
with AR for so much time when we have a clearly much
better option available.
Keep up with the great work you've put in Sequel!
In the other hand, when Ruby and Rails were all niche
software it was usual to find more smart people among
Rubists, which is also the case (my opinion of course) in
the Sequel community overall. If Sequel community grows
too much it will become harder to find the smart ones
among the user's base ;) I know I'm not supposed to
publicly state such kind of opinions, but I couldn't resist :P
Also, it would be harder to get your attention if you had
to handle the demand of 10 or 100 times more users in the
mailing list ;)
Em segunda-feira, 21 de abril de 2014 15h03min17s UTC-3,
Jeremy Evans escreveu:
It took Sequel over 6 years to get the first million
gem downloads, and only 14 months to get the second
million. I think this shows that Sequel usage has
been significantly accelerating this past year. If
this trend continues, we may even hit 3 million by the
end of the year!
Jeremy
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