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So I have begun to really dig into Ruby on Rails and finally giving it more of a go than I ever have before. It does make some things much easier to do by realizing that some tedious things are better off to be put on “rails”; that is that certain conventions usually hold true and you can assume this default configuration will at least get you off the launch pad quickly.

Yes, PHP has frameworks that do the same thing.

Yes, getting a server to use PHP is easy. Ruby on Rails, not so much.

But Ruby on Rails does force you to write cleaner – despite the extra code baggage that comes with a framework.

I’ve started to write a simple blog engine and will release it on GitHub when it is a bit more functional. Why reinvent the wheel? Easy to plan and compare how I solved a particular problem compared to others.

Wish me luck!