Re: Ruby on Rails vs. WebObjects

Ruby-On-Rails doesn't seem to have any EOF type layer, although it
does do object-relational mapping. Also, I think a lot of the hype
surrounding RoR is how quickly you can do _something_. I suspect that
once you start refining a product and adding complexity, the hard work
sets in and the advantages aren't as big.

--matt


> Does anyone have any experience developing large scale WebObjects
> applications vs. large scale Ruby on Rails applications? We've been
> developing WO apps for a long time, but WO seems to have stalled for
> the past while whereas Ruby on Rails seems to have some momentum to
> it. The AJAX libraries in Ruby on Rails looks interesting.