> It's shocking how many Ruby developers are architecturally ignorant about anything not applied by Rails, and it's biting many companies in the ass. On the co

> It's shocking how many Ruby developers are architecturally ignorant about anything not applied by Rails, and it's biting many companies in the ass. On the contrary, I started in web development by learning Rails, and it's simple, streamlined way of responding to an HTTP request has allowed me to pick up other architectures quite quickly. By being so simple, it gives me an easy point of comparison, and then I can appreciate other architectures differences.