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Ruby on Rails---------(then Python,-------- then Perl) Ruby is easier to pick up with a much more active community. It really depends what you want to build:
by gamechangr 15y ago
Ruby on Rails---------(then Python,-------- then Perl)
Ruby is easier to pick up with a much more active community. It really depends what you want to build:
Python- If you need to build a site quickly that is mostly information based such as a blog or some kind of editorial site. I'd choose python with django. The automatic admin section is great for this type of task.
Ruby- If you need to build something with a lot of popular features (twitter, mash ups, simple shopping carts, etc..) and don't have time to really learn every little detail. Ruby using Rails might be a good solution as there are thousands of demo and live applications out there to borrow from. Should reduce your development time.
I throw out an line of demarkation....For example comparing the ways that Python and Ruby address Meta-programming, I think, will illuminate which for you is more interesting (which fits your brain better)
I use Ruby on Rails the most.
In the end...learn them all.