If you’re tied so tight to MySQL that you’re labeled a “MySQL shop” then it seems logical to use MySQL specific features. I must be missing something.
If you’re tied so tight to MySQL that you’re labeled a “MySQL shop” then it seems logical to use MySQL specific features. I must be missing something.
It's reasonable for basecamp, but the complaint of GP is that basecamp controls what is the Rails standard/default solution intended to be useful for multiple rdbms, without being willing to put rdbms-specific logic in rdbms-specific adapters.
Ooh. That's a dealbreaker, ladies!
I thought I was the only one who remembers this one.