Well, it depends. If your goal is to make good webapps quick and reliable, Django is still the best option out there. It's terrific. However it's not the "coo

Well, it depends. If your goal is to make good webapps quick and reliable, Django is still the best option out there. It's terrific. However it's not the "coolest" thing to work on as a career developer. You would do better looking at Rust, Golang or even Crystal at this point. So, the question you should ask (and answer) is "Who am I?". Are you a product creator or a career developer?