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Jules
I have been reading through RAILS and builing the Depot Application
ect. And been very impressed with the RAILS framework.
But I cannot help feeling that I seem to be writing a lot of HTML
fragements and <% Ruby inserts for realisable web pages, when I move
away from the scaffold. What Web design Editors do people use with
RAILS development ?
With the MVC concept and heavy use of HTML, I am having doubts that
this is the way to develop those compelling highly graphical web pages.
I can use AJAX and RAILS on the server side, but if I want dynamic
graphics I still need heavy JavaScript, Flash or Java Applet code on
the client side. In which case I don't see where RAILS fits in. So I
am comming to the conclusion that RAILS is really for Server side
development for the 90% of 'typical', and rather dreary, web
applications development.
Just my views/ feelings so far.
Jules
ect. And been very impressed with the RAILS framework.
But I cannot help feeling that I seem to be writing a lot of HTML
fragements and <% Ruby inserts for realisable web pages, when I move
away from the scaffold. What Web design Editors do people use with
RAILS development ?
With the MVC concept and heavy use of HTML, I am having doubts that
this is the way to develop those compelling highly graphical web pages.
I can use AJAX and RAILS on the server side, but if I want dynamic
graphics I still need heavy JavaScript, Flash or Java Applet code on
the client side. In which case I don't see where RAILS fits in. So I
am comming to the conclusion that RAILS is really for Server side
development for the 90% of 'typical', and rather dreary, web
applications development.
Just my views/ feelings so far.
Jules