Ror integrates many "advanced" concepts, such as MVC, template replacement, Orm, entity verification, Ajax, database migration, and session storage mechanisms... and so on. Maybe today, these things are common, but you must know that the ROR framework was released a few years ago. As a result, the ROR went viral as soon as it came out, even the so-called "small and medium-sized web development efficiency is invincible" is not a waste of name.
However, with the continuous improvement of ASP. NET, these features in ror are gradually absorbed by MS, for example:
1. MVC
Asp.net MVC has been developed to 2.0. If the ROR developer switches to the Asp.net MVC mode, it must be easy to get started.
2. Scaffold
The so-called "develop a blog in 10 minutes" video, once widely used on the Internet, is largely a basic CRUD operation that uses this gadget to automatically generate data, in fact, the gridview in Asp.net also has a similar "development" efficiency, as long as you set datasource, do not write a lineCodeAnd http://msdn.microsoft.com/en-us/ff183106 (zh-CN). aspx also explicitly stated that Asp.net mvc2.0 will also add auto-scaffold UI helpers
3. ORM
There are too many ORM in Asp.net. Aside from third parties, the LINQ to XXX series is already very useful.
4. entity Verification
Entity verification in the MS open-source Enterprise Library (enlib) is good.
5. database migration (rake)
Although the Asp.net development environment is not available yet, the integrated database IDE environment of vs.net is also very handy and familiar with it (for example, properly organize the SQL statements of each version) speed is not much slower than rake
6. Multiple Session storage mechanisms
From ASP. net2.0, sessions can be stored in databases or on individual session servers, which is similar to ror.
7. Integrate the Ajax framework
Ror is integrated with prototype by default, but it is no longer a problem today when the major Ajax frameworks are mature. Besides, jquery has been integrated into Asp.net MVC.
8. Unit Test
It seems that Asp.net webform/MVC has always been available, but many people are not very familiar with it.
Agile web development with rails is only half done, so some superficial experiences
Postscript:More and more technical connections are found! After learning Ruby, I found that it is easier to understand Javascript. After learning Ror, I also feel more like Asp.net MVC. After learning flex, silverlight seems to be more pleasing to the eye...
personal suggestion : because technology development always comes first, what comes first is more mature, more learning resources (but it also means that we cannot adapt to the new needs of the future). If we find it difficult to learn a new Microsoft technology, it is easy to see Microsoft's progress through similar mature technologies in other camps.