Leon Rosenberg wrote: > But... from reading the docs, the language itself is as outdated as > prolog or perl. You have almost no oo-concepts, and all co-concepts > are missing completely. Uh, how do you figure that?
It's largely modeled around SmallTalk. It's quite a bit more OOP than most things one runs across. That said, it still pales in comparison to CLOS. > for a one man show... if you are a java expert you will be better with > java, otherwise take php, it's easier to learn, has more features, > more support, more examples, more whatsoever... So where is the place > of RoR in the web-world? > I don't think I'm a Java "expert", but I ain't bad... I'm more productive until Ruby/RoR simply because the language doesn't handcuff me: I spend more time working on the problem than the code. Granted, I am a SmallTalk and Lisp oldbie from way back (sure wish Ruby had macros :/ so it seems a much more natural language to me than most others have. Dave --------------------------------------------------------------------- To unsubscribe, e-mail: [EMAIL PROTECTED] For additional commands, e-mail: [EMAIL PROTECTED]
