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]]> By: iain http://blog.adsdevshop.com/2008/08/20/rails-behind-the-firewall/comment-page-1/#comment-6853 iain Wed, 20 Aug 2008 18:35:32 +0000 http://rorblog.techcfl.com/?p=478#comment-6853 I have been writing quite a few internal Rails apps and the major -problems- challenges I've come across were: * i18n, but Rails 2.2 fixes it. Because I run into it so often, I decided to help with the programming on it. * Integration with other systems (asterisk, ldap, novell stuff, etc) is a bit ugly. * Some customers are not easily convinced by Rails, being not enterprisey enough. I am doing a scrum project at the moment, which is working marvelously. The customer is really enthusiastic about it and so are we! They do complain a bit about the amount of time it costs them, but that's not a big problem. The traditional conversion from excel-sheet-to-rails-app is always a rewarding process. I have been writing quite a few internal Rails apps and the major -problems- challenges I’ve come across were:

* i18n, but Rails 2.2 fixes it. Because I run into it so often, I decided to help with the programming on it.
* Integration with other systems (asterisk, ldap, novell stuff, etc) is a bit ugly.
* Some customers are not easily convinced by Rails, being not enterprisey enough.

I am doing a scrum project at the moment, which is working marvelously. The customer is really enthusiastic about it and so are we! They do complain a bit about the amount of time it costs them, but that’s not a big problem. The traditional conversion from excel-sheet-to-rails-app is always a rewarding process.

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