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There are so many security issues being unveiled that at this point one might wonder if Rails 4 (and a complete redesign) may not be the way to fix the security
by ObnoxiousJul 14y ago
There are so many security issues being unveiled that at this point one might wonder if Rails 4 (and a complete redesign) may not be the way to fix the security issues.
Maybe also, if ruby programmers learned to program (instead of doing banana driven lingo development) or committed suicide throwing themselves from a cliff (along with PHP developers) (like lemmings) we could also have a boring yet more secured internet.
- knowtheory 14y agoExcept the internet would still have you to start flamewars about people you didn't like! :P Make no mistake, there are a pile of ruby programmers who do care about security and take this shit seriously. You probably use their code. We're paying for the way that Rails was developed in the days prior to the Rails/Merb merge. There's a reason why the community split in those days. Please don't paint all of us Rubyists with the same brush.
- ObnoxiousJul 14y agoIt is not as if I was not aware that Pypi module distribution (I am a python programmer) is unsecured and that python is lucky enough to have no scrutiny of the community. Discussion on Pypi (catalog-sig) are pretty much advancing in the direction of a kombinat (something to complicated to be even appliable). But I can make sarcasm because nobody will check my claims and will consideer good will and awareness as a good direction. To be honest, the computer industry is like lemmings building a cliff of uselessly complicated stuff from which we will fall. May the computer industry please quietly wait my retirement before crumbling down.