Rails. but you have Django which is better ;)
Seriously, I envy ruby's blocks and being able to redefine a class later in your code (monkeypatching-easy-syntax).
Oh, and Shoes :)
Seriously, I envy ruby's blocks and being able to redefine a class later in your code (monkeypatching-easy-syntax).
Oh, and Shoes :)
shoes is good for simple apps. But if you need complex controls like trees and sliders, coding in shoes would get annoying. Also the documentation for shoes leaves something to be desired.
but it is pretty fun.. i'm coding a shoes app right now and would recommend it