Django or Ruby-On-Rails? [closed]

Answer 1

I'd suggest you to do some research regarding technologies trends and professionals demand, you can do this by using Google tools, such as Google Trends

See more details about technology research here. Happy coding!

Answer 2

I think it depends on how much convention you are used to. Coming from MVC4 to Django I like alot of things, but find I am writing more code where django calls for configuration vs convention. I have found that there are alot of generic methods that I am finding that reduce this, so it might be a learning curve issue for me.

Answer 3

If you are low on time, and have to choose one, just choose the one, for which you know how to program. If you know python, learn django, if you know ruby, learn rails. Both have excellent tutorials, and reference materials, RoR rules in screencasts, django rules documentation and tutorials. If you have a lot of time on hand, say 3-4 months, then learn both. What's wrong with that?

Answer 4

Learn both.

Look for a company, where the people (without ties) have fun working there and speak compassionate about there work. This matters far more, than the technology they're working with.

Answer 5

try ruby...I love ruby over python then I prefer rails over django...but if you try ruby and don't like it your best option would be django...

Answer 6

If you're more familiar with Python, then you should do Django. Google App Engine is a big user of Django, and you can use that to "sharpen your saw" in Django skills, for a cost-free investment.