I read your blog and I think that's why we still need Rails to keep other frameworks on their toe.
Feature/Improvements introduced in Rails are constantly being picked up by other frameworks but for some reason, people are ignorant about the progress made by Rails in the last couple of years.
I use Rails every day at work and trust me when I say this, It is so easy to get back to the code written last week or even last month(Of course Ruby plays a big role in that). It is a big advantage when you do not have to break your head every time you wanna review your code which is written some time back.
Feature/Improvements introduced in Rails are constantly being picked up by other frameworks but for some reason, people are ignorant about the progress made by Rails in the last couple of years.
I use Rails every day at work and trust me when I say this, It is so easy to get back to the code written last week or even last month(Of course Ruby plays a big role in that). It is a big advantage when you do not have to break your head every time you wanna review your code which is written some time back.