On the one hand, you really miss the talk that these slides were attached to. Browsing the slides by themselves is kind of tedious and lame. But the split-scre

On the one hand, you really miss the talk that these slides were attached to. Browsing the slides by themselves is kind of tedious and lame. But the split-screen format really drives home the message that Rails and Django -- apart from a few minor differences that will probably converge over time -- are the same thing, implemented in different languages. There's just not a lot in there to hang a flame war on. Emacs vs vi, this isn't.