You could've mention that Rails follows a practice called "convention over configuration", I don't know if its known for it but it's definitely something you'll have to wrap your head around when getting started.
And as Laravel, Rails follows the MVC model.
Rails also makes it easier for you to follow principles like DRY (Don't repeat yourself).
Another thing worth mentioning is the "--api" flag which allows you to create a new rails app with api-only features.
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You could've mention that Rails follows a practice called "convention over configuration", I don't know if its known for it but it's definitely something you'll have to wrap your head around when getting started.
And as Laravel, Rails follows the MVC model.
Rails also makes it easier for you to follow principles like DRY (Don't repeat yourself).
Another thing worth mentioning is the "--api" flag which allows you to create a new rails app with api-only features.