Which one seems easy to pick up for a beginner?
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Flask to Rails is an apples to oranges comparison in a few ways. Flask is a Python micro-framework, so there’s not much that comes out-of-the-box, while Rails is a large Ruby framework, with a large amount of abstraction and opinionated features. Each has a learning curve. Flask’s is around implementing more of your own libraries and solutions, and Rails’ is around learning the “Rails way” to do everything. First thing I would do is pick one language — Ruby or Python, and start learning fundamentals of that language before studying the domain-specific knowledge of any framework.
A more fair comparison would be Flask to Rack and Django to Rails, what you think?
Yeah more or less. In the Ruby world, Sinatra and Roda are most akin to Flask, providing slightly more out of the gate than request-wrapping.
Ok, so I was looking at it from the perspective of a new coder trying to learn a framework for back end, in terms of it's ease to grasps...
But I get it now, flask is very different from Rails, perhaps sticking to Rails will be ideal