> Sure there's Django but it's not the same Could you elaborate on this? I’ve used both Django and Rails and in my mind they’re direct parallels to each other.

> Sure there's Django but it's not the same Could you elaborate on this? I’ve used both Django and Rails and in my mind they’re direct parallels to each other. For example: in Rails you write migrations and then it generates a schema.rb, and in Django you update your model schema and then it generates migrations. They have very different philosophies, sure (reading the Rails manifesto made that clear), but from a technical standpoint they have pretty good feature parity.