> That’s just equivocation; time and cost to market is an orthogonal concern to execution speed, not a component of it; yes, Ruby has a decent code-writing expe

> That’s just equivocation; time and cost to market is an orthogonal concern to execution speed, not a component of it; yes, Ruby has a decent code-writing experience, especially for small systems. Probably you meant rails here. I don't see why ruby should be a problem for something not small, moreover, you should first define what a small system is, specially if you count the LOC of all the gems that you use..