The very same could be said of Rails. I for one absolutely hated working in Ruby and especially Rails because I'm incredibly spoiled from Clojure. Why would any

The very same could be said of Rails. I for one absolutely hated working in Ruby and especially Rails because I'm incredibly spoiled from Clojure. Why would anyone bother using a language without live coding that has tons of syntax issues, a braindead ORM, inconsistent conventions, extremely noisy documentation, where most devs care more about pretty superficial things than actual simplicity and composition. Do people just not do enough due diligence and get blinded by a language/framework's honeymoon period? (I don't mean to bash Ruby, just trying to put your argument in a different perspective.)