I generally avoid scaffolding, and I only suggest it to others as a learning tool. I prefer to have tight control over the code thats going into the application, and the typing it saves me seems to be outweighed by the extras I have to remove/prevent.
My experiences with nailgun have been mixed for rails development. Nailgun doesn't search & parse all the ruby libraries found in your Gemfile, or included as part of the rails startup time, so rerunning "rails generate x" doesn't seem to help the startup time at all.
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