Yes this is what the article says. I've started playing around with Ruby On Rails and really appreciate the way the framework is structured. Before that I was d

Yes this is what the article says. I've started playing around with Ruby On Rails and really appreciate the way the framework is structured. Before that I was dabbling in node.js and had to make up my own project structure, which could end up doing more harm than good by making me confused. Moreover, in node.js I had to download multitude of modules just to get some basic features working whereas with Rails I have a plethora of already available features which really makes my life easier. I have never touched Django but I do believe it comes with lots of boilerplate to help you hitting the ground sprinting!