> So in other words I think a Javascript Django would have very low usage, because people just don't build apps like that anymore. Some people do still build a

> So in other words I think a Javascript Django would have very low usage, because people just don't build apps like that anymore. Some people do still build apps like that – but they have no need to use Javascript for it, as it adds no value to their architecture. So they keep using Rails and Django, and don't waste time on making a JS framework instead.