Caveat. I did not read the article. --- Our team is based on Ruby on Rails. A bunch of us lament "still being on Rails". We have a few small services in alter

Caveat. I did not read the article. --- Our team is based on Ruby on Rails. A bunch of us lament "still being on Rails". We have a few small services in alternative languages. However, everyone we serious consider moving off rails, the list of things we'd lose just grows exponentially. We can never justify it. Starter list: * Built in blog/binary storage * Built in migrations * Built in models and relationship management. Seriously, it's so freaking easy to define rails models. * Standards for segmentation * Gems for just about everything * Admin panel ---- I hope we'll eventually be out-scaling Rails - but for now I'd much rather pay an extra $100/month for the next server up.