Ruby on Rails vs PHP



Наткнулся на хорошую статью о разнице между Ruby on Rails и PHP фреймворками. Возможно кому-то будет интересно: http://stdout.in/en/post/ruby-ecosystem-bittersweet-or-we-like-to-hate-php
Есть нюанс, она на английском. Но там очень он простой и понятный.
Приятного чтения.

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