It seems to be a manifestation of the press’s—and humanity’s, I suppose—catty rage to see a conflict wherever there is a difference of opinion. I’ve never heard anyone compare Node to RoR except in terms of their communities, or the buzz surrounding them. They're different tools for different jobs, and the article grudgingly acknowledges that everyone seems to understand this.
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Comparing RoR and node.js seems truly odd. One provides an enormous framework for business logic and building sites, the other is a low level toolkit.
It seems to be a manifestation of the press’s—and humanity’s, I suppose—catty rage to see a conflict wherever there is a difference of opinion. I’ve never heard anyone compare Node to RoR except in terms of their communities, or the buzz surrounding them. They're different tools for different jobs, and the article grudgingly acknowledges that everyone seems to understand this.