>The smartest people I know, use tools incredibly well. They make amazing things with Ruby. They make amazing things with Python. They make amazing things in ot

>The smartest people I know, use tools incredibly well. They make amazing things with Ruby. They make amazing things with Python. They make amazing things in other languages. I'm blessed to know all of them. None of them would share the opinion in this article, either by the offender, or the "reflector" on the differences. Well, then you don't know the right people, because lots of Python and Ruby devs would agree with the premise of the article. I've seen it stated lots of time from Ruby devs (including top dogs) and you can find quotes from Python devs too with the exact same opinion (Ruby: new, changes, Python: stability, conservative change). >No language+framework will make you a superhero. Customers and users don't care what the hell we code in. No, be we do. Also isn't this "no language+framework will make you a superhero" counter to the whole "beating the averages" and "blurb language" idea? All other things being equal, a better language/framework WILL give you a competitive advantage.