rails because, well, its rails. building something out is typically quick and easy.
codeigniter for those cases when i need to get my hands dirty on a lower level and do some non-standard things. its a minimalist framework that doesn't add much bloat, overhead or other things in your way.
rails because, well, its rails. building something out is typically quick and easy.
codeigniter for those cases when i need to get my hands dirty on a lower level and do some non-standard things. its a minimalist framework that doesn't add much bloat, overhead or other things in your way.
i kind of mentally compare it to java and c.