I've worked in a Ruby/Rails team within a mostly Django company. Sure it's not fair to compare mostly Django to mostly Rails. However our team was tasked most

I've worked in a Ruby/Rails team within a mostly Django company. Sure it's not fair to compare mostly Django to mostly Rails. However our team was tasked most things that had a higher complexity but should be done rather fast. I think Django slightly limited their flexibility for business logik that doesn't follow their standard pattern. This is all anectotal however. The reason I prefer ruby is simply because I like it more.