Comments on: Are we approaching a tipping point for Ruby on Rails? http://sonjayatandon.com/05-2006/are-we-approaching-a-tipping-point-for-ruby-on-rails/ ...tales of a software curmudgeon Fri, 10 Oct 2008 23:01:36 +0000 http://wordpress.org/?v=2.0.1 by: 百度搜索_51boo http://sonjayatandon.com/05-2006/are-we-approaching-a-tipping-point-for-ruby-on-rails/#comment-479 Wed, 10 Jan 2007 06:49:41 +0000 http://sonjayatandon.com/05-2006/are-we-approaching-a-tipping-point-for-ruby-on-rails/#comment-479 <!--%kramer-ref-pre%-->[...] 访问通用网址51boo更多51boo在慧聪，快查看 发表留言创建51boo贴吧 Sonjaya Tandon Are we approaching a tipping point for Ruby on..原文在http://blog.51boo.com […] Leave a Comment You must be logged in to post a comment. Trackback this post &#124; Subscribe to the comments via RSS Feed Copyright 2007 Sonjaya Tandon. All rights reserved. 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]]> by: [新闻] 亦步科技国庆期间将推出支持RoR、Django的主机空间服务 http://sonjayatandon.com/05-2006/are-we-approaching-a-tipping-point-for-ruby-on-rails/#comment-315 Thu, 07 Dec 2006 09:59:59 +0000 http://sonjayatandon.com/05-2006/are-we-approaching-a-tipping-point-for-ruby-on-rails/#comment-315 <!--%kramer-ref-pre%-->[...] 这里有篇很好的文章，探讨了RoR的引爆点问题。——感谢bd7lx持之以恒地推广RoR，我觉得国内的rails粉丝真的需要鼓励一下他，将来rails在国内开花了，他的功劳不小。 虽然是今年5月份的文章，但是现在才看到也不算迟。有趣的是他用google的trand来做证据，分析RubyOnRails的tiping point问题。分别作了J2EE和Ruby On Rails、JDOM和active record的trend比较，很有意思。 顺便说一下，《引爆流行》这本书国内有翻译的，值得一看，特别是web创业者尤其需要研习研习，起码可以开拓一下思路：-） 原文在http://blog.51boo.com [...]<!--%kramer-ref-post%--> Kramer auto Pingback[…] 这里有篇很好的文章，探讨了RoR的引爆点问题。——感谢bd7lx持之以恒地推广RoR，我觉得国内的rails粉丝真的需要鼓励一下他，将来rails在国内开花了，他的功劳不小。 虽然是今年5月份的文章，但是现在才看到也不算迟。有趣的是他用google的trand来做证据，分析RubyOnRails的tiping point问题。分别作了J2EE和Ruby On Rails、JDOM和active record的trend比较，很有意思。 顺便说一下，《引爆流行》这本书国内有翻译的，值得一看，特别是web创业者尤其需要研习研习，起码可以开拓一下思路：-） 原文在http://blog.51boo.com […]

]]> by: 璇佹槑閫夋嫨 RoR 娌℃湁閿欙細涓浜涙枃绔犱笌閾炬帴 « x5.log http://sonjayatandon.com/05-2006/are-we-approaching-a-tipping-point-for-ruby-on-rails/#comment-313 Tue, 05 Dec 2006 15:00:41 +0000 http://sonjayatandon.com/05-2006/are-we-approaching-a-tipping-point-for-ruby-on-rails/#comment-313 [...] Are We Approaching a Tipping Point for Rails? [...] […] Are We Approaching a Tipping Point for Rails? […]

]]> by: Ruby on Rails Development: Justify Your Choice of Ruby on Rails: Articles and Links http://sonjayatandon.com/05-2006/are-we-approaching-a-tipping-point-for-ruby-on-rails/#comment-312 Mon, 04 Dec 2006 14:44:37 +0000 http://sonjayatandon.com/05-2006/are-we-approaching-a-tipping-point-for-ruby-on-rails/#comment-312 <!--%kramer-ref-pre%-->[...] If you have a project of any significance for which you are using or considering using Ruby on Rails, you will have to justify your decision to several brutal audiences. Your customers, investors, those that may acquire your business, your coworkers, managers, team, etc. have a whole boatload of concerns about technologies that are not regarded as mainstream. If you're not using something widely regarded as safe (J2EE or .Net), you'd better be prepared to dance.Performance and ScalabilityThe top two concerns are usually performance and scalability: "Ruby is slow" or "Interpreted languages are slow" seem to be the most common. Here are some excellent articles on the subject (the overall summary being: Rails provides a great advantage in getting your product to market, there are reasonable and inexpensive ways of addressing any performance bottlenecks, and scalability is not a problem):It's Boring to Scale With Ruby on RailsScalability Examples: Hardware Requirements at Basecamp and Robot Co-Op (43Things)Outsourcing the Performance-Intensive FunctionsMaking Things FasterLarge Systems Using RailsThere are a lot more than listed here, but these are some of the largest:Amazon Uses Rails on Amazon UnspunBasecamp has over 1 million users43Things has over 700,000 usersOdeo is a Rails AppBlinksale is a Rails AppList of Other Rails DeploymentsPhilosophy Behind RailsMany of the arguments against Rails are rooted in a misunderstanding of philosophy, purpose, and design decisions behind the framework. The following articles provide clarity in this area:Ruby on Rails: An Interview with DHHIndicThreads.com interview with DHHThe Reg sits down with DHHChoose a Single Layer of ClevernessAre You Afraid?Fear-Driven Technology ChoicesIs Rails Ready for Prime Time?Are We Approaching a Tipping Point for Rails?Will Rails Become Mainstream? Does it Matter If It Does?How to Introduce Ruby on Rails in Your CompanyPaul Graham: Beating the Averages (It's about Lisp as a strategic advantage. Just read "Rails" where it says "Lisp" and you'll get the idea).TIOBE Programming Community Index One indicator of the rate of Ruby popularity (as of this writing #12 and moving up fast).Other ArticlesSome of these articles are dated and are not up to date with respect to capabilities of the current version of Rails, but nevertheless provide good material.Enterprise RailsEvaluating RubyRoR in the Enterprise ToolboxRails / J2EE Comparison from IBMRails Bidding: Put Your Money Where Your Mouth IsRails Perspective from the guy at the bankKnow the EnemyGet to know what the other side is saying. There is a lot of writing out there (some rational and well reasoned, some misinformed, and some from people that are almost certainly insane). Search for 'rails sucks' or 'ruby sucks' and you'll have hours of entertaining reading. You need to understand what Rails strengths are, what its weaknesses are, and what FUD is out there in order to be able to make (and defend) a wise decision. [...]<!--%kramer-ref-post%--> Kramer auto Pingback[…] If you have a project of any significance for which you are using or considering using Ruby on Rails, you will have to justify your decision to several brutal audiences. Your customers, investors, those that may acquire your business, your coworkers, managers, team, etc. have a whole boatload of concerns about technologies that are not regarded as mainstream. If you’re not using something widely regarded as safe (J2EE or .Net), you’d better be prepared to dance.Performance and ScalabilityThe top two concerns are usually performance and scalability: “Ruby is slow” or “Interpreted languages are slow” seem to be the most common. Here are some excellent articles on the subject (the overall summary being: Rails provides a great advantage in getting your product to market, there are reasonable and inexpensive ways of addressing any performance bottlenecks, and scalability is not a problem):It’s Boring to Scale With Ruby on RailsScalability Examples: Hardware Requirements at Basecamp and Robot Co-Op (43Things)Outsourcing the Performance-Intensive FunctionsMaking Things FasterLarge Systems Using RailsThere are a lot more than listed here, but these are some of the largest:Amazon Uses Rails on Amazon UnspunBasecamp has over 1 million users43Things has over 700,000 usersOdeo is a Rails AppBlinksale is a Rails AppList of Other Rails DeploymentsPhilosophy Behind RailsMany of the arguments against Rails are rooted in a misunderstanding of philosophy, purpose, and design decisions behind the framework. The following articles provide clarity in this area:Ruby on Rails: An Interview with DHHIndicThreads.com interview with DHHThe Reg sits down with DHHChoose a Single Layer of ClevernessAre You Afraid?Fear-Driven Technology ChoicesIs Rails Ready for Prime Time?Are We Approaching a Tipping Point for Rails?Will Rails Become Mainstream? Does it Matter If It Does?How to Introduce Ruby on Rails in Your CompanyPaul Graham: Beating the Averages (It’s about Lisp as a strategic advantage. Just read “Rails” where it says “Lisp” and you’ll get the idea).TIOBE Programming Community Index One indicator of the rate of Ruby popularity (as of this writing #12 and moving up fast).Other ArticlesSome of these articles are dated and are not up to date with respect to capabilities of the current version of Rails, but nevertheless provide good material.Enterprise RailsEvaluating RubyRoR in the Enterprise ToolboxRails / J2EE Comparison from IBMRails Bidding: Put Your Money Where Your Mouth IsRails Perspective from the guy at the bankKnow the EnemyGet to know what the other side is saying. There is a lot of writing out there (some rational and well reasoned, some misinformed, and some from people that are almost certainly insane). Search for ‘rails sucks’ or ‘ruby sucks’ and you’ll have hours of entertaining reading. You need to understand what Rails strengths are, what its weaknesses are, and what FUD is out there in order to be able to make (and defend) a wise decision. […]

]]> by: JohnnySoftware http://sonjayatandon.com/05-2006/are-we-approaching-a-tipping-point-for-ruby-on-rails/#comment-53 Wed, 31 May 2006 01:38:43 +0000 http://sonjayatandon.com/05-2006/are-we-approaching-a-tipping-point-for-ruby-on-rails/#comment-53 Thanks for mentioning me, Sonjaya. ;-) I really worked really hard on that Yahoo Ruby group the second week of May. There are lots of links to websites in there, and some handy facts/snippets of Ruby. I put in a lot of links to to what I believe are links to really good Ruby resources. Both links to guy you "over the hump" or unstuck - as well as useful sites to pull up when you want to convince your friends/managers Ruby really is getting traction in The Real World. By the way, my poll on - When did you start programming in Ruby? - closes tonight. If anyone wants to participate - just a few hours left! I would really love it if someone other than myself contributed to the group. It is fun and easy. I have set it up so you can do that as soon as you join. I think Ruby beginners are going to be steeply increasing in number for the next two years or so. I rode the rise of C++ from its early days and ditto with Java. I recognize the signs of the Next Big Language when I see it. I really want new Ruby programmers to have some place people can send them too that helps them sort of get oriented, and find the resources they are looking for quickly. I also want it to be a place where old hands can offer their expertise in that off-hand, incredibly helpful way that those with long-term experience have. Thanks for mentioning me, Sonjaya. ;-)

I really worked really hard on that Yahoo Ruby group the second week of May. There are lots of links to websites in there, and some handy facts/snippets of Ruby.

I put in a lot of links to to what I believe are links to really good Ruby resources. Both links to guy you “over the hump” or unstuck - as well as useful sites to pull up when you want to convince your friends/managers Ruby really is getting traction in The Real World.

By the way, my poll on - When did you start programming in Ruby? - closes tonight. If anyone wants to participate - just a few hours left!

I would really love it if someone other than myself contributed to the group. It is fun and easy. I have set it up so you can do that as soon as you join.

I think Ruby beginners are going to be steeply increasing in number for the next two years or so. I rode the rise of C++ from its early days and ditto with Java. I recognize the signs of the Next Big Language when I see it.

I really want new Ruby programmers to have some place people can send them too that helps them sort of get oriented, and find the resources they are looking for quickly.

I also want it to be a place where old hands can offer their expertise in that off-hand, incredibly helpful way that those with long-term experience have.

]]> by: geoffreychew http://sonjayatandon.com/05-2006/are-we-approaching-a-tipping-point-for-ruby-on-rails/#comment-44 Sun, 14 May 2006 02:15:17 +0000 http://sonjayatandon.com/05-2006/are-we-approaching-a-tipping-point-for-ruby-on-rails/#comment-44 I'm really enjoying the posts on Ruby. Keep 'em coming! :-) I’m really enjoying the posts on Ruby. Keep ‘em coming! :-)

]]> by: mikesty http://sonjayatandon.com/05-2006/are-we-approaching-a-tipping-point-for-ruby-on-rails/#comment-43 Sat, 13 May 2006 21:13:16 +0000 http://sonjayatandon.com/05-2006/are-we-approaching-a-tipping-point-for-ruby-on-rails/#comment-43 <blockquote cite="Sonjaya">2. A LOT LESS fanatacism</blockquote>

2. A LOT LESS fanatacism

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