My flippant answer: Easy things are easier in Django. Harder things are easier (or even possible) in SQLA. But that's not quite accurate either, it's more a c

My flippant answer: Easy things are easier in Django. Harder things are easier (or even possible) in SQLA. But that's not quite accurate either, it's more a case of Django being a bit less work to get started with while SQLA needs a little more effort up front. But once set up and mapped, SQLA isn't any harder to use than Django.