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Thanks for all the comments, regarding why Ruby and not .NET, it purely comes down to the fact that a) I like Ruby as a language (and have been using it for var
by kfullert 13y ago
Thanks for all the comments, regarding why Ruby and not .NET, it purely comes down to the fact that a) I like Ruby as a language (and have been using it for various "toy" projects since probably 2005/2006 time) and b) hosting costs (I already run a few Linux servers and am comfortable running it, whereas the cost to run a Windows server + associated admin time/costs are slightly prohibitive to me at the moment