[Rails] [ANN] MuraveyWeb -- Ruby CMS (with demo)
gsinclai at imagineis.com
gsinclai at imagineis.com
Tue Mar 15 03:29:22 GMT 2005
Jeremy wrote:
> I apologize for the hasty conclusion, Gavin. We aren't the nerviest
> bunch. You have a valid suggestion but prefaced it with inflammatory
> commentary and delivered it with a negative tone.
>
> Typically I would respond with the constructive explanation that the
> thread deserves, but I interpreted your words as a passive-aggressive
> jab, not as constructive criticism, and hypocritically responded in
> kind. My bad.
And I apologise for my outburst. No grudges from this end, don't worry :)
To justify the "inflammatory" comment, though, I have visited several
websites that I know to be Rails-based, and it often happens that there's
an error of some kind (usually database-related). Sometimes it's
transient. I never blamed Rails for any of this; it's just an artefact of
quick implementations and/or unreliable hosting (perhaps). It's *good* to
see so many Rails-based apps up and running so quickly, but I'd rather
comment on the error pages I see, rather than leave that observation for
people looking to kick Rails.
Anyway, I already knew most of the facts presented in this thread, but I
think more could be done, as I've outlined elsewhere. I think the problem
with the Muravey docs page was one of static content being thwarted by
dynamic routing. Since the author of a webapp probably knows all of the
static pages, a functional test that they are being served correctly would
help avoid that problem. (That routing issue had especial resonance with
me, having struggled with it before.)
Database problems are obviously a different story, though.
Cheers,
Gavin
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