Ripping Off the Hey.com Band-Aid

What happened

When I was a teenager, years before I had dedicated myself to studying computer science, I wanted to learn how to make websites. Out of the many competing options, I found Ruby on Rails to be incredibly enticing. The purported speed with which high-quality websites could be developed was a big draw. It rested firmly on the shoulders of convention over configuration. I inspected the conventions and they taught me muc…

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