>"Our mission is that everyone can contribute," he explains. "Because Ruby on Rails is really opinionated about which pieces go where, it's much easier for new

>"Our mission is that everyone can contribute," he explains. "Because Ruby on Rails is really opinionated about which pieces go where, it's much easier for new developers to get into the codebase, because you know where people have put stuff. For example, in every kitchen you enter, you never know where the knives and plates are located. But with Ruby on Rails, you enter the kitchen and it's always in the same place, and we want to stick to that. Sounds like they have no desire to switch away.