Why Ruby On Rails is a better choice than Python For Self Taught Web Developers | #CodingPhase

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[fintech]

I learned Ruby as my first programming language. I now write C# heavily. Ruby and Ruby on Rails was a fantastic language + framework to learn on

[bobbyv]

Rails is a FRAMEWORK, not a language. Ruby is the language. You can't compare Python (a language) to Rails (a framework). Ruby vs Python; Django vs Rails; Flask vs Rails; Python vs C#; Ruby vs Java; etc. etc. How do you expect people to pay for your courses when you're not even using proper technical jargon?

[RJ-orbw]

You’re comparison is flawed bro, try Django ve Rails.

[BDYH-eykd]

python is a dream come true for programmers, back end programmers, programmers who make algorithms, u feel like ur on 6th gear when u code in python compared to 2nd care in C or 3rd gear in C#

[erickoukos]

I don't care what people going to say about Ruby or Ruby on Rails. I'm on it, and I love it and it is my all time place to land. Thanks CodePhase

[Shmack_]

I think ruby/rails is the best first language to learn. It also helps you pick up other LANGUAGES quicker.

[fletcherriverwood]

Thank you man, my question is: Is ruby still the best choice for people just want to have some fun? Not programming for a job but programming for a hobby

[HeIsTheSupaLvl]

Real question Joe, if I study all the courses on your site, would I be able to get a job as a entry level developer??

[keithandrelashley]

I remember I asked about a Notre Dame job and I was told they don't have any for PHP write now but they need a lot of Ruby. Now I love Python too much but I am willing to go into Ruby on Rails is it Python doesn't get me the clients I want. But as someone who used to study PHP I really love Python it has taught me so many different things about what programming can do not just web stuff. It's the versatile where as PHP is only the web. I have Ruby on Rails courses just in case I need to learn it.

[PersephonesVoice]

I gotta say, I liked what I saw. Im a Django Developer, Heavy into Python, Cyber Weapons, and You arent wrong. Id love to do a live session with you some time though to touch up on the differences in RoR, which is Ruby with a Framework, and Python with Django, Web Framework vs. Web Framework, and the benefits of both. Im actually a develop who uses both languages, learning them both concurrently.

[AngelGarcia-pbnf]

Elixir and Phoenix! Not as many jobs yet, but if you’re going to be working on you’re own side projects, I would suggest using elixir and Phoenix over rails! It’s super similar, but proven to be inherently faster! Although, you’ll have to get used to functional programming. But it’s still definitely fun to learn.

[taab]

for stackoverflow, i remember i used Django and when i searched for a topic in stackoverflow i didn't found an answer, later i returned back to rails and searched for a similar topic and i found a 6 years old solution, that's why there isn't lot of isses opened in stackoverflow with rails topics because most of the issues there is already a solution

[ristekostadinov]

In my college professors are teachin python only on the courses contected with ai and robotics for software engeneering they are prefering java/c#.

[lukaskovar]

Great video, you changed my mind about languages and frameworks.

[chaopinwen]

Hey Joe, can you please explain more about ASP.net? All you saying were php, ruby, and python. Never heard your comment about ASP.net. Would be great if you can break it down and make a video out of it. Thanks!

[GeneRyanBriones]

When is the course coming out? Any date?

[NBeev]

Good to hear that the colleges and universities have moved on! When I went to University back in 2001 I had to learn VB6 then Java. For web development I was stuck with ASP 3.0

[vacation_generation]

I'm a self-taught Ruby developer with some commercial experience in a large corporate and completely agree with what you are saying. It suits the self-taught landing in an industry where your first degree is another topic (e.g. mine is BSc(Hons)Biomedical Sciences). Ruby is quite easy to pick up. Where I've personally found issues is with the higher level concepts of how to best create good object oriented code. I believe this is a skill that comes only with practise, re-factoring and a good mentor.

[NickLeeds]

Excellent video. good that you mention in the beginning people who have a college degree in another field-myself accounting and finance. With python jobs, companies either looking for people with 5+ years experience or 'just out of school' which really means age 25 and under

[_eknock]

Use what you want to use to code whatever thing you want to make for the web. Servers got faster, internet speeds keep getting faster and you know what? Clients and users of your web app or API don't give a damn which framework or language was used. Question here is, is the app you built doing what it is meant to do? Any other preference of framework or language is just a person who thinks their opinion matters. Look at soundcloud, hulu, basecamp ... All these use rails.
And who said these programming languages and frameworks don't get updates? Why do legions of newbies think that now that they have become novice developers, their opinions are what we ought to live by? That's bullshit!
Do what you gotta do, no matter who's proud of you.