Ruby on Rails

I don't know, what advantage is received by developers from popularity
of language, from popularity of framework. But the fact remains. One
develop a product from beginning to end, others - hope that people will
get into source codes and all will understand, or someone another will
write good documentation. If it is open-source the project, it is not
necessary to hope that someone another will complete for you
documentation.

Really very many people stop and leave from Ruby and Ruby on Rails use
only in the absence of good documentation. Documentation is a lifebuoy
for the beginner. And you suggest to rush to study of source codes
directly. It very much frightens off beginners.

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