a few footnotes about the
differences.

People who started after Rails was released don't see it because they haven't
seen how it was done before. But it's incredible how many conventions DHH
created with rails that have since entered the basic repertoire of all web
frameworks: migrations, its take on MVC, :belongs_to, the router DSL, the
asset pipeline, generators – while you can probably find prior art for all of
them somewhere, it's the implementation in Rails that, 10 years later, is
still the blueprint for new frameworks.

Rails was also the best teaching tool ever invented in the space. Code quality
was atrocious, people were reinventing "clever" solutions for every project,
testing was probably rare (I never saw it, but it must have been around,
right?) I distinctly remember a templating system that turn .xls into a perl
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