Rails.
Switched from Django two years ago and never looked back. Having worked with both, Rails is more polished and pleasant to work with.
Side note: if you're building a business and already know Python/Django, stick with them!
Switched from Django two years ago and never looked back. Having worked with both, Rails is more polished and pleasant to work with.
Side note: if you're building a business and already know Python/Django, stick with them!
I’m not disagreeing with you at all (as you’re expressing your valid opinion!) but wanted to leave a note to say Django is still great and still preferred for many of us. I also agree with you that it’s probably not worth switching if you’re already on one framework or the other; they both have their strengths and good communities.
When it comes to arguing over large projects, the difficulty to rebuke comes not from subjectivity, or trivial-ism, but from the project being so complex there are few with the context/experience who can properly compare the two.