Finally, but too little too late in my opinion.
I love python, but I would rather use Rails for web stuff at this point. So many 3rd party libraries are needed to do what Rails can do right out of the box.
I love python, but I would rather use Rails for web stuff at this point. So many 3rd party libraries are needed to do what Rails can do right out of the box.
IMHO, for new projects, DJango is clearly one of the top contestant.
Can you give me some specific examples of stuff Rails does but Django doesn't?
Also, Ruby sucks. I know over a dozen languages, but every time I've tried to learn Ruby it's been an awful experience that's ended with me quitting in frustration at the totally unnecessary obtuseness and complexity of the core language's syntax [2] [3], before even getting into the enormous number of additional moving parts in a web framework as complex as Rails.
[1] https://news.ycombinator.com/item?id=5784117
Regardless, using 3rd party libraries anywhere is pretty straightforward these days, so I don't see how the inconvenience of adding a library to your requirements list could outweigh the fact that Rails means you are using Ruby when you could be using Python.