I just read all the myths' title and none of them are the reason why I'm using Ruby on rails. You like asp.NET? Good on you. It probably has interesting concep

I just read all the myths' title and none of them are the reason why I'm using Ruby on rails. You like asp.NET? Good on you. It probably has interesting concepts. I have a feeling that a large percentage of the people choosing a framework base their choice on two main characteristics: 1. Language they wish to use/learn(C#, Java, Ruby, PHP, Python, etc) 2. Framework they know/heard of (ASP.net, RoR, Flask, Django, CakePHP, Symfony, etc.) And there's nothing wrong with that.