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]]> http://alterlabs.com/technologies/howtos/roi-for-application-software-is-too-soft/comment-page-1/#comment-5868 Groovy on Grails » Blog Archive » The Case Against Ruby on Rails (AlterThought) Tue, 03 Jul 2007 06:47:39 +0000 http://alterlabs.com/uncategorized/roi-for-application-software-is-too-soft/#comment-5868 [...] Yes, [they’re] the great pretenders …The unfortunate reality of the RoR movement and market is that there are a number of below average soloists passing themselves off as solid developers due to the level of demand. This has consequently led to both able and mediocre sole practitioners and confederations of practitioners trying to fulfill the demand. We’ve seen a number of companies and entrepreneurs write, re-write, and re-re-write Rails applications primarily due to sub-standard code quality. Without real-world experience with Rails, companies and entrepreneurs are having an exceedingly difficult time vetting “single shingle” coders. Even though they are writing this software in a “highly desirable” framework, they’re commanding between $100 - $175/hour to write throw-away software due to their lack of sophistication and, ultimately, accountability. [Note: you should be paying for features and ROI not for hours] [...] [...] Yes, [they’re] the great pretenders …The unfortunate reality of the RoR movement and market is that there are a number of below average soloists passing themselves off as solid developers due to the level of demand. This has consequently led to both able and mediocre sole practitioners and confederations of practitioners trying to fulfill the demand. We’ve seen a number of companies and entrepreneurs write, re-write, and re-re-write Rails applications primarily due to sub-standard code quality. Without real-world experience with Rails, companies and entrepreneurs are having an exceedingly difficult time vetting “single shingle” coders. Even though they are writing this software in a “highly desirable” framework, they’re commanding between $100 – $175/hour to write throw-away software due to their lack of sophistication and, ultimately, accountability. [Note: you should be paying for features and ROI not for hours] [...]

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