Now that I really think about it, one annoyance I have with the django docs, is that they don't show you the import path for the modules used in examples. Though it's usually just 30 seconds of searching to find it.
The official ones are incredibly dry and not approachable by someone wanting to get started and do anything meaningful. I've helped people learn Django and the official docs/guides are the last on the list of recommendations. there are so many better resources to look at first. I've told people to skip the polls app and go through Django girls tutorial. The polls app is a waste of time.
There are a lot of concepts to understand with a framework so my guess is that's actually your problem, but as far as documentation goes, Django's is pretty good.
Docs, error messages etc are WAY superior in Perl. Idiot.
Catalyst being Perl had more than one way to do everything, to the point that i couldn't actually work out what the framework was other than the URL router. Django had a far more sane approach which would seem to be needed if its your first time venturing into a web framework.
Try it. You'll understand what we mean when we say they're good.