Yes I agree, if you're wanting to learn web development, then rails is the way to go, there's more resources for current problems and fixes in rails than anything else.
You are right, Nick. Rails is more mature in the number of resources available and its dev-community. But increasingly around me, I see more people starting to build on python. I have seen tons of learning material and bootcamps on RoR but not even a fraction of that on Python/Django . That was one of the reasons we thought that documenting our learning would be useful!
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Yes I agree, if you're wanting to learn web development, then rails is the way to go, there's more resources for current problems and fixes in rails than anything else.
You are right, Nick. Rails is more mature in the number of resources available and its dev-community. But increasingly around me, I see more people starting to build on python. I have seen tons of learning material and bootcamps on RoR but not even a fraction of that on Python/Django . That was one of the reasons we thought that documenting our learning would be useful!
There is not just one way to go.