Thank you for that encouragement. At my startup, our application is built in python and django. I originally wrote the function in python, but my buddy knew ru

Thank you for that encouragement. At my startup, our application is built in python and django. I originally wrote the function in python, but my buddy knew ruby/rails better and he could help me deploy it easier that way so I rewrote it in ruby. I think ruby is fun and the community is very inviting. I'd like to keep doing python and ruby together as I learn, ruby because it's interesting and rails is really something. And python because it will make me a better contributor to my team and I know it has more recognition in academia (for my later pursuits).