< Ruby on Rails 
  
        
      Ruby on Rails, or often seen as RoR or just Rails, is an web application framework written in the programming language Ruby. Rails was created to be a project management tool for "37signals". Quickly, it became one of the most popular frameworks on the web and its ideas and philosophies has inspired many frameworks in different languages.
Features
- Rails supports agile software development
 - Rails has a short and very intuitive language
 - Single blocks of code are intended to be short and clear
 - Rails is very flexible
 - Rails comes with a testing framework
 - The framework follows the principles of DRY
 - Rails has some conventions: these allow quick development and consistent code
 - Rails uses the MVC-Architecture
 - Rails comes with an integrated server for local testing
 - Applications with Rails are RESTful
 
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