Re: Is the rails 2.0 scaffold system philosophically ( not technically? ) broken?

Jeremy McAnally wrote:
> Scaffolds != Rails
>

No, but the simplicity of the Rails 1.x scaffold is what 'sold' Rails to
a lot of people (e.g. via the famous DHH Blog app video on the Rails
site). Personally, I think it would have been nice to have kept the
'backwards compatibility' intact so that newcomers would have ready
access to all the Rails 1.0 tutorials available rather than trying to
follow those tutorials and immediately running up against the buffers,
so to speak... ;-)

best wishes
Huw

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Ruby In Steel for Visual Studio
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