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Always code in the language that you and your team knows. But if you have specific reasons to move away, then consider these points: * django comes with an adm
by jjude 10y ago
Always code in the language that you and your team knows. But if you have specific reasons to move away, then consider these points:
* django comes with an admin app which is a huge time saver.
* if your app is like CMS (or related), then django is the best way to go
* if the same team is going to manage the front-end (in some JS framework like angular), then probably you should choose nodejs. Within nodejs, hapijs is a secure framework for API development