Django is great for "batteries-included" development. It has a lot of extra stuff included in the framework that you might not need for a smaller app, but if y

Django is great for "batteries-included" development. It has a lot of extra stuff included in the framework that you might not need for a smaller app, but if you don't care about that extra overhead (or you need to use it) then Django is a great choice. It also has a fantastic ecosystem of "apps" (what Django calls plugins or packages) that you can drop into your project which can save a substantial amount of time; which makes it great for consulting work.