I would strongly, strongly recommend learning Rails first. The Rails MVC paradigm will transfer over to Python and PHP frameworks, and the backend experience wi

I would strongly, strongly recommend learning Rails first. The Rails MVC paradigm will transfer over to Python and PHP frameworks, and the backend experience will push you into the full-stack developer territory. Angular has a lot of idioms that are very specific to it, and won't necessarily translate over to another JS or non-JS framework. In terms of what's most attractive to an employer, it really depends on the company. What should matter more is where you see yourself in five years.. if you have no interest in backend coding, by all means focus on Angular, but if you want to branch out from front-end development, Rails will get you quite a bit farther.