Same here. When I want to get a new project of the ground, I use Django. This partially due to the batteries included, partially because I am very familiar wi

Same here. When I want to get a new project of the ground, I use Django. This partially due to the batteries included, partially because I am very familiar with it. On more mature projects, at the stage where I really start splitting services into their own hosts, I switch to something else. Django's batteries are no longer useful at this stage, since e.g. auth is it's own service now.