Soleone

I read the first six chapters and I really, really like it so far, great writing style and very informative!

Wow, thanks so much, this looks like an amazing resource indeed!

Professionalism is boring.

Things I love about Ruby (I have not used Python yet):

- everything is an object, so you can e.g. store code in a Proc to execute it later or add new methods to Numbers (e.g. 1.kilobyte => 1024)

- very clean syntax and expressive method names means you don't need to document much, it's pretty obvious most of the time (e.g. 3.times do print "ho" * 3 end => "hohoho")

- very flexible, allows nice DSLs that read a lot like english (e.g. Rails or RSpec)

- interesting community with lots of free material (e.g. _why's poignant guide, railscasts.com, therubyshow.com, ...)

I'm sure Python is pretty cool as well, but from all I've heard (I had the same question a while ago) Ruby seems to fit me better with its "more fun and freedom" philosophy.

Yes, deploying FatFree CRM on Heroku would be incredibly important for me!