I have not had as much of a problem with structuring django projects. I agree there could be better documentation recommending best practices. There is a very

I have not had as much of a problem with structuring django projects. I agree there could be better documentation recommending best practices. There is a very good talk from Dan Palmer from Djangocon 2021 called "Scaling Django to 500 apps" that gives helpful advice for project layout in a django app that may only have a few or several apps: https://2021.djangocon.us/talks/scaling-django-to-500-apps/ https://2021.djangocon.us/talks/scaling-django-to-500-apps/ That said, if we're going to dig on Django, it lacks typing, core-based API patterns and any embrace of modern front end. There are positive signals though, releases are coming faster and there is some real talent on the tech board right now. I do think django and python in general are in a defensive position to hold the future of backend webdev compared to node / deno. However, there's still plenty of opportunity to compete for developers.