Here's my 2 cents (I'm a rails developer). The rails command exhibits 2 qualities which I value greatly, good encapsulation and a high signal to noise ratio. W

Here's my 2 cents (I'm a rails developer). The rails command exhibits 2 qualities which I value greatly, good encapsulation and a high signal to noise ratio. When I create a new project that is exactly what I'm concerned with, I have no interest in _how_ this happens. The fact that the django command is twice as long to describe the same thing to me implies redundancy and from more of a philosophical than perhaps practical point of view, waste.