"Databases, web services, html code, javascript, business analysts, testing frameworks." yeah I never have to deal with any of those in Django.... I know what

"Databases, web services, html code, javascript, business analysts, testing frameworks." yeah I never have to deal with any of those in Django.... I know what you're trying to say, but saying things like "Rails/Django" lack SAML is silly. It would be fairly easy to implement if needed, it's just not needed by the majority of us. I've worked most of my career building web applications and while it isn't magic and does still take time, it doesn't take more time than I would expect usually. If it's taking 80-120 hours to put a simple app in production either you have a bad team or some seriously bad processes.