I really feel that the MVC-like frameworks only work well when you have a very simple domain or are strictly CRUD. I develop Enterprise software, and the limitations of those frameworks always present themselves quickly.
This might make you think that Rails is for n00bs, but I also get hamstrung by some of the features of ASP.NET MVC.
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I really feel that the MVC-like frameworks only work well when you have a very simple domain or are strictly CRUD. I develop Enterprise software, and the limitations of those frameworks always present themselves quickly.
This might make you think that Rails is for n00bs, but I also get hamstrung by some of the features of ASP.NET MVC.