I've been thinking about giving rails a chance. I'm in the middle of a project using Cake right now, so I think when I finish it I'll start checking out ROR.
> For any common command you have which will add files, there is a command to in Rails to bring about that change and generate ALL THE RECOMMENDED files at once
Maybe I'm misinterpreting this, but it sounds an awful lot like Cake's bake functionality.
For you ROR guys, here's a short tutorial on baking with CakePHP.
Yes, it's very close to Bake functionality, but has many more commands.
For example, if I remember correctly, there are no migration files in Cake and you have to do the changes in database manually. Try the migration feature of Rails, you'll never go back again.
> For any common command you have which will add files, there is a command to in Rails to bring about that change and generate ALL THE RECOMMENDED files at once
Maybe I'm misinterpreting this, but it sounds an awful lot like Cake's bake functionality.
For you ROR guys, here's a short tutorial on baking with CakePHP.
http://www.jamesfairhurst.co.uk/posts/view/baking_with_cakep...