I was expecting a rant, but it's an interesting perspective (though still a bit of a rant at the end). I'm still pretty much stuck in .NET, though whenever I d

I was expecting a rant, but it's an interesting perspective (though still a bit of a rant at the end). I'm still pretty much stuck in .NET, though whenever I do have to get outside my comfort zone (which is often), I gain a new appreciation for the IDE, but I have to agree that the Ruby community does sound interesting, and has a lot of nice tools. I'm still not convinced that I could do my job better on Ruby (enterprise software, non-web based), but I'll definitely give it a try for web development (as soon as I finish my MBA - I decided to follow the dark path of more money)