I find that Django composes a lot more nicely than Rails, and of course that's not necessarily good nor bad; really depends on the use case. To me, Django feels

I find that Django composes a lot more nicely than Rails, and of course that's not necessarily good nor bad; really depends on the use case. To me, Django feels like a Ford F-150 where everything is more or less exposed and easy to hack on. Rails is more like a tight well-oiled VW that runs very smoothly but may make you bend over backwards a bit to use an aftermarket part. My pipedream is a framework as comprehensive and mature as either of these two, but in a language with a good static type system to save on 50-80% of tests, and enjoyment of many other benefits.