PHP still runs most of the highly trafficked Web sites on the Internet. Rails is a permanent train wreck. The other hundred of Ruby-based Web frameworks are ad

PHP still runs most of the highly trafficked Web sites on the Internet. Rails is a permanent train wreck. The other hundred of Ruby-based Web frameworks are adequate for small, CRUD-style applications. (BTW, I like Ruby. It's a neat little language.) In the end, it's either PHP or J2EE in 90% of the cases for high-uptime, high-traffic Web destinations.