> "Also that view is largely biased by the typical assumption that Ruby == Rails." Given that the predominate / vast majority use case for Ruby is for web deve

> "Also that view is largely biased by the typical assumption that Ruby == Rails." Given that the predominate / vast majority use case for Ruby is for web development and Rails being the dominate Ruby web framework ... it's a fair assumption & characterization for people to make that the Ruby == Rails use case.