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What a coincidence this article shows up. As of today, I've been researching why I should drop Rails in favor of Django (or any other Pythonic framework) for a
by fiaz 19y ago
What a coincidence this article shows up. As of today, I've been researching why I should drop Rails in favor of Django (or any other Pythonic framework) for an upcoming project. Can anybody help shed some light on this for me?
- jamesbritt 19y agoYou've ruled out all other Ruby options?
- fiaz 19y agoI'm open to anything. Rails is still the framework of choice; I need a good reason to move to anything else.
- cstejerean 19y agoWhy are you looking for a reason? Something must be making you uncomfortable if you're actively looking for a reason to jump ship. Chances are you shouldn't switch. Ruby is a good enough Python, and Python is a good enough Ruby. Unless there's something specific you dislike or have a strategic reason to switch you should stick to what you know best (either Ruby=>Python or Python=>Ruby).
- subbu 19y agoTake a look at this link: http://www.vaporbase.com/var/uploads/File/rails-vs-django.pdf http://www.vaporbase.com/var/uploads/File/rails-vs-django.pd... Its a detailed comparison between the 2 frameworks.