Not that it couldn't move faster, and I'm all for more Python web frameworks, but Django has certainly made significant progress. I suspect most people (that i

Not that it couldn't move faster, and I'm all for more Python web frameworks, but Django has certainly made significant progress. I suspect most people (that is, developers who use the framework but don't necessarily contribute to it) probably couldn't tell that a BDFL has basically been MIA - it doesn't feel like development's stopped altogether (although again, yes, it can obviously be sped up, everyone's got their own pet features, etc.)