Python Vs Ruby On Rails: Fit

I plan to make a small web application that will be distributed as a one-off. I have plans to develop this application in Python / Django or Ruby On Rails. (I am a Java / C ++ programmer, so both of these languages ​​are new to me).

My main concern is the size and simplicity of the final installation (say setup.exe). I want it to be small in size and also have to pack all the necessary components into it.

Which of Python / Django and Ruby On Rails is right for me?

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I personally prefer Python / django. The size is small if you have the necessary things installed.

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