Learning Rails now is the equivalent of starting to watch Coronation Street (British Soap) last week (The show has been running since 1960). I agree that it is

Learning Rails now is the equivalent of starting to watch Coronation Street (British Soap) last week (The show has been running since 1960). I agree that it is incredibly difficult to get up and running on Rails. Efforts are under way to get one click installs working so that you can get working in no time at all but these all take time and money to develop. Just because a software engineer completed a college course does not mean they have finished learning, they're just beginning. That's why I love this profession, there is always something else to learn and apply. Stick at it, you've learned a lot, BUT there's ALWAYS going to be a lot more to learn no matter the domain.