Japan. With roots in Japan, Ruby was very popular throughout Asia in the earlier days of the language, before Rails. Granted, this support was perhaps more cul

Japan. With roots in Japan, Ruby was very popular throughout Asia in the earlier days of the language, before Rails. Granted, this support was perhaps more cultural than corporate. There's something to be said for a community that grows in your own backyard, has significant documentation in your native language(s), etc.