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The replies are true, but to your question, yes. Right now would be a good time provided you were on square footing with both.
by zpk 14y ago
The replies are true, but to your question, yes. Right now would be a good time provided you were on square footing with both.
- padseeker 14y agoI've never used python, so it would be starting from scratch. I love a lot of things about rails but deployment is not one of them. Is it easier to deploy Django?
- zpk 14y agoIf you want a good start to Django follow this guy's setup. The virtual env made managing my libraries a lot easier. http://www.jeffknupp.com/blog/2012/02/09/starting-a-django-project-the-right-way/ http://www.jeffknupp.com/blog/2012/02/09/starting-a-django-p... Rails the framework I think is better than Django. I just found conceptually it had more of what I wanted already in there. However coming from a Java/Perl background, Python was easier for me to grasp and read over Ruby. And timing wise, I wouldn't deploy or upgrade a Rails app until I felt comfortable with the security issues being addressed. Hell, I wouldn't want to surf the internet with an app running on my computer today.