Ugh. No. A thousand times no. Or at least, this really isn't true unless all you want to do is glue together modules from other people with minimum code. If h

Ugh. No. A thousand times no. Or at least, this really isn't true unless all you want to do is glue together modules from other people with minimum code. If however you need to write a 50kLOC module for the project, then you are rapidly going to discover that programming is far and away the hardest part of the project. Programming is hard. Learning how to write code that is sufficiently modular that you don't have to keep a whole project in your head is hard. Figuring out patterns that retain modularity whilst giving good levels of performance and memory usage is even harder, by about another order of magnitude. Learning how to put together a django project and push it to heroku doesn't even rate compared to the learning curve for being able to write large bodies of code.