For now, no. But to be fair, it hasn't reached prod yet. So far, only great upsides: developer experience (in templates) is considerably better, and djlint/j2lint make it even better (one for HTML validation through the templating, the other for jinja syntax).

Also, it should be considerably faster to render, but i haven't properly measured yet. I just know on lower hardware, the django template "static" homepage (rendered, but no conditionals and no DB calls) takes average 23ms to serve with variations 14-53ms, while a real static page takes 3ms average with 1-6ms (that's all on localhost so no network instability is measured). Can't wait to have the jinja stats!