I&#x27;ve used both Rails and Laravel. The past two years I&#x27;ve been doing more and more Laravel work. Clients seem to be more comfortable with their apps being PHP based vs Ruby&#x2F;Rails that they aren&#x27;t as familiar with.<p>I would recommend learning Laravel.<p>It&#x27;s a great framework with lots of great tools.<p>Homestead and Forge save tons of time and make deployment really easy to Digital Ocean or AWS.<p>Laravel spark looks really promising to speed up SaaS app development.<p>And laracasts.com is a great place to learn.<p>Rails is elegant . . . Laravel while not quite as elegant is similar and might even be improving&#x2F;innovating to be a better framework.<p>Good luck.