My take is that Django is stronger for websites: leaning slighly more towards a selfbuilt CMS. Whereas Rails is stronger for webapps. With a large overlap, and

My take is that Django is stronger for websites: leaning slighly more towards a selfbuilt CMS. Whereas Rails is stronger for webapps. With a large overlap, and only slightly so. But that both lack severely for complex business flows, -logic and integrations. Both are strong for CRUD cases, with accidental workflows attached to those operations. But that both lack tooling, and have the wrong architecture, to support complex, intermingled, businesslogic over time.