Ruby on Rails

I 100% agree with the OP. In the playframework, you get this for free.
All you do is validation.keep() and params.flash() and do the redirect
and on a GET request it automatically fills in the user input and
errors. ie. you get no breakage of the back button which is very
annoying even for users who are experts. This project looks very very
promising but is only for rails 4 I think
https://github.com/tommeier/rails-prg

I find it sad when people go with "we don't need to fix it" when it is
so simple to fix and many other frameworks like seam, playframework are
now ahead of rails in this aspect.

ruby invented the flash scope and playframework and seam stole it and
really used it to their advantage in a way better way than ruby giving a
much better user experience when it comes to the back button.

Dean

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