> that if you try to use it moderately differently you'll hit roadblocks. That is certainly true, both for Django it self and the Django Rest Framework. If you

> that if you try to use it moderately differently you'll hit roadblocks. That is certainly true, both for Django it self and the Django Rest Framework. If you try to fight Django on how you use it, you're going to have a bad time. One trick I use when working of Django projects is to look at my code and think: Am I writing too much code? If you have a method that more than 15 - 20 lines, you're most likely doing something wrong.