I like certain aspects of Django, but Rails got models and migrations better. Writing raw SQL for everything gets old, and I'm someone that loves SQL when it's

I like certain aspects of Django, but Rails got models and migrations better. Writing raw SQL for everything gets old, and I'm someone that loves SQL when it's the right call for the job. And I agree with you on inheritance. One level max for production code, one additional level for tests that need to change a method here or there to get them to work. That's it.