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Genegoyesterday at 11:48 PM3 repliesview on HN

Django has been one of the biggest reasons why web development has been so enjoyable to me. Whenever I switched to something else, I just felt too spoiled by everything that Django gives you. So I always ended up back with Django, and have no regrets at all specializing deep down that path.


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stanislavbtoday at 12:21 AM

Have you tried Ruby on Rails. That's my experience with Rails. Everytime I've tried something else (for web dev), I just felt too spoiled with Ruby & Rails and went back. This includes Django and Phoenix (Elixir).

Edit: The only thing that Rails lacks is a decent Admin UI included as part of Rails. I know that there are some external gems that can be used, yet that's something that should be part of the framework in my opinion.

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0xblinqtoday at 12:37 AM

That’s true as long as you are only talking about the backend.

Frontend wise, Django is in the Stone Age.

Look at Laravel or rails if you want a really complete full stack solution.

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scotty79today at 12:27 AM

Never understood the appeal. I started with the web before there were any frameworks, in PHP, and Django was always very meh.