> I didn't mean as it's the same thing, I meant there's significant overlap across the ecosystem for both. The most obvious example is numpy, and the role of na

> I didn't mean as it's the same thing, I meant there's significant overlap across the ecosystem for both. The most obvious example is numpy, and the role of narray as an almost native type. > According to the 2023 Stack Overflow Developer Survey[1], Django is more than twice as widely used as Ruby on Rails. Even I'd consider SO surveys relevant, it'd still be a niche, just a bigger niche than rails.