This was my response exactly. The article is a list of nits, not major issues, and most are not about the framework itself, but rather things like tooling conv

This was my response exactly. The article is a list of nits, not major issues, and most are not about the framework itself, but rather things like tooling conveniences. I'm surprised someone finds room to criticize the Django docs. It's got the best docs of any web framework I've used in the past decade. It's great to be able to find everything you need easily in one place and not have to go searching for Stack Overflow answers or blog posts just to solve common problems.