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My suggestion: don't bother. The "less magic" things comes because of Python's explicitness (not because of Django at all).
by Walkman 10y ago
My suggestion: don't bother. The "less magic" things comes because of Python's explicitness (not because of Django at all).
- dguaraglia 10y agoWell, there was actually a concerted effort to remove magic (back in pre 1.0, in a branch aptly called "magic-removal".) The problem was that convention-over-configuration was tripping a lot of new people. It was actually the reason I decided to go with Django over Rails. That said, I feel like nowadays Rails and Django are more or less equally capable, so choosing one over the other might be a matter of language and ecosystem preference over anything else.