Hartl is a good writer and he covers the whole web stack. Besides, the book is great for all levels.
Yes, I felt the same way as you did about python, but there is nothing wrong with the Ruby camp either. I've spent some time with django as well, but there's definitely some overlap.
I'd suggest that you finish the RailsTutorial book for getting a good exposure to the whole web stack and then decide for yourself if Ruby or Python is right for you. But, seriously checkout the table of contents for a good measure first.
If you don't wanna waste too much time, checkout http://www.tryruby.org to get a glimpse into the ruby world.
Hartl is a good writer and he covers the whole web stack. Besides, the book is great for all levels.
Yes, I felt the same way as you did about python, but there is nothing wrong with the Ruby camp either. I've spent some time with django as well, but there's definitely some overlap.
I'd suggest that you finish the RailsTutorial book for getting a good exposure to the whole web stack and then decide for yourself if Ruby or Python is right for you. But, seriously checkout the table of contents for a good measure first.
If you don't wanna waste too much time, checkout http://www.tryruby.org to get a glimpse into the ruby world.