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		nanijoe on Oct 9, 2007 \| parent \| context \| favorite \| on: A Really Cool Style of Commenting That might explain why Ruby on Rails is kicking Django's behind despite the fact that more people code in Python than Ruby

ivankirigin on Oct 9, 2007 [–]

Have you seen trends? My echo chamber makes it seem like Django is growing quickly -- faster than RoR.

Are there good resources tracking this?

I'd be more interested in counting active developers than deployed sites. Trends on mailing list usage might be a good measure.

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