Again I say, scaffolding is a confusing term use. I'm referring to the scaffolding that generates code.
I am totally with everyone, when they say that the auto scaffolding feature is a bit useless. Fine for a quick demo, but ....
On Mon, Feb 25, 2008 at 10:27 AM, Frederick Cheung <
frederick.cheung@...> wrote:
On 25 Feb 2008, at 13:38, paron wrote:
> So, anyone who questions the elimination of the old-school scaffolding
> is assumed to be a newbie trying to avoid learning the framework.
>
> Enterprise developers, who don't have the luxury of designing from the
> ground up, are just a tiny minority in the Rails world. I'm afraid
> that decisions like this one will be the pattern for some time to
> come. If they had made the "introspecting scaffolding" a plug-in, I
> might have thought the needs of enterprise developers were at least
> considered, but they completely eliminated it so it dies without a
> whimper. Maybe the framework will be strong enough to find use in the
> enterprise anyway, and maybe not.
It was made into a plugin : http://dev.rubyonrails.org/browser/plugins/scaffolding
There are also much nicer looking alternatives such as activescaffold
Fred
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