[allworknoplay]

I'm not writing it right now, but have never had trouble find really high quality work (in NYC and elsewhere). The community is active and generally very friendly/positive.

The ecosystem is obviously rails-heavy, and you have to like that, but the skills translate to python jobs well too, and rails has done a good job both keeping up with modern trends and staying modular.

And, the language is faster than ever with 3.0.

[tartoran]

Great. Im based in NYC but have been doing .NET for a while now and am rather turned off by it, the types of solution I’ve been working on are too damn complicated for no aparent reason