Although I may not agree with your perspective entirely, but I respect it. I think everyone has different needs, and you have your personal needs which Rails n

Although I may not agree with your perspective entirely, but I respect it. I think everyone has different needs, and you have your personal needs which Rails no longer satisfies, so you are moving on. Rails still solves a lot of problems for a lot of people I believe. I work as a consultant for a few companies and in some cases I see people losing time and money on what would be resolved immediately if they had just made the right call by using Rails. Good luck on your journey, and remember the rails community will always have its door open for you :). Your projects on github look exciting, I will take a look at them. Very cool stuff!