I think remix (remix.run) is really close. You can use it to easily build a site that fully functions with JavaScript disabled (seriously, at one point while bu

I think remix (remix.run) is really close. You can use it to easily build a site that fully functions with JavaScript disabled (seriously, at one point while building the demo app I disabled JavaScript and there was no observable difference in functionality), or one that just does SSR with hydration and client-side navigation. The framework is built and maintained by the people who did react-router and you can tell that it's very well thought out. It seems to fill a similar niche to Next.js but it has some clear "second system" advantages, IMO. I find myself very productive in it, especially compared to trying to build a highly interactive frontend on top of a Django app. The tutorial app on their website does a great job of demonstrating the capabilities of it and the patterns you'll expect to use, and you should be able to follow along in one long coding session. It doesn't have built in auth, admin, or ORM, but it heavily advocates for the use of Prisma which is probably your best option for ORM in js. So far, no node ORM really comes close to Django's in terms of capabilities. They don't really even try on the production-ready migrations system. However, you could always use Django to get auth (change your hashing to bcrypt and get a bcrypt lib from npm) and admin for free and use `prisma db pull` to keep your Prisma schema definitions (and corresponding type modules) in sync.