You know...after doing both Django and Rails in depth, I really don't agree with this sentiment. Rails brings things to the table that Django doesn't, and Djang

You know...after doing both Django and Rails in depth, I really don't agree with this sentiment. Rails brings things to the table that Django doesn't, and Django brings some things to the table that Rails doesn't. Understanding the differences between the frameworks won't come easily, unfortunately...you almost have to try each. Any judgment without some sort of true experimentation (at least a full reading of the docs, and one relatively complex test app) will be superficial at best.