Ruby is extremely easy to pick up, but since the community tries to steer people towards frameworks like Rails where making an injection vulnerability is non-tr

Ruby is extremely easy to pick up, but since the community tries to steer people towards frameworks like Rails where making an injection vulnerability is non-trivial, requires actual understanding and deliberate effort, the injection problems are relatively rare. For those that use a framework for PHP they're also insulated from these problems, they have better examples to work from, but the PHP community is full of people that think they're too good for frameworks, or that frameworks are an obstacle to understanding. Those people are the cause of so much damage.