In my experience, frameworks like Django and Rails shine when you have to collaborate with large teams on solutions though - the fact that there's comprehensive documentation, best practices, and clear standards make it so much easier to work together on a project. I do think Rust brings a lot of assets through its type systems when collaborating, but rolling your own auth/admin dashboard/orm is a hefty investment for most mid-size companies.
Where I do find issue is that the lifecycle for their generic view API can be opaque. The docs have been improved there lately though.
I’ll echo other comments in that Django allows new developers with no experience in Django to be productive quickly. The docs are the MVP there and cover everything from tutorials to in-depth feature write-ups with examples and best-practices.