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Re:I hate Ruby On Rails by ddemchuk on Monday August 16, 2010 @08:48PM (#1609846)
http://ihaterubyonrails.com/posts/34/the-perfect-framework-f...

"Show me one example of a corporate or high-traffic website that uses Rails other than Basecamp."

-yellowpages.com

-hulu.com

-shopify

-kongregate

-github

-justin.tv

-ravelry

the list is actually pretty large nowadays. I don't even code with rails anymore, but this site is a big heaping pile of whiny bullshit

EDIT: formatting

Re:I hate Ruby On Rails by samratjp on Monday August 16, 2010 @09:12PM (#1609886)
+Scribd +posterous +dozens of other YC companies
Re:I hate Ruby On Rails by alphabetum on Tuesday August 17, 2010 @12:01AM (#1610209)
- kickstarter

- soundcloud

- NYTimes for election results

- funny or die

- goodreads

- crunchbase

Re:I hate Ruby On Rails by snitko on Monday August 16, 2010 @08:54PM (#1609856)
I also chuckled when reading this very post, but some of the others seemed more or less reasonable. The site is useful, because it turns to the opposite side of the goodness of the ruby world and does it with ironically emotional charge. I liked it.
Re:I hate Ruby On Rails by tptacek on Monday August 16, 2010 @08:58PM (#1609864)
Uh, Twitter?
Re:I hate Ruby On Rails by ddemchuk on Monday August 16, 2010 @09:24PM (#1609904)
I left twitter out because it has started departing a bit from pure Ruby on Rails and has had scaling issues from the get go so isn't a really good example when someone is bitching about the abilities of RoR.
Re:I hate Ruby On Rails by tptacek on Monday August 16, 2010 @09:38PM (#1609930)
Twitter's front-end is still Rails.
Re:I hate Ruby On Rails by ddemchuk on Tuesday August 17, 2010 @03:42AM (#1610523)
and twitter's front end still crashes multiple times a day :)