> But why? > > What's the business reason for this? As much as I'm a fan of Ruby - and I > earn most of my income from it, what's wrong with the current platform that > you hope to replace in Rails? Is the system creaking? Will the business die > if the port fails and a few developer years of effort are paid for? > > The current development environment is such that newer features are either very slow or impossible to develop. Plus it's unfeasible to move the application into the cloud where new customers expect it to be. This is a high risk strategy, and it's not one I'd normally look at, but it does seem to be a strategy that can work. (see Sage and Sage one)
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