My 2 cents in response: I use C#, JavaScript and Python daily. I spent 6 months learning Ruby but decided it wasn't for me. I also use Objective C for iOS and e

My 2 cents in response: I use C#, JavaScript and Python daily. I spent 6 months learning Ruby but decided it wasn't for me. I also use Objective C for iOS and enjoy optimising SQL in my database layer. However the three platforms I use in order are .Net MVC, Django and node.js. Before I chose Django I wrote my own Python-based web framework but decided I'd rather build applications than frameworks. Django has a massive community built around it that I couldn't find anywhere else (note - I _have_ been using Django since 2007). The main reason I use Django? because I, personally, know what I'm doing, where everything lives and can get it done quickly. It works for me and it clearly works for other people, so you can't knock it. What I _wouldn't_ do, is advertise for a 'Django' developer. You have to know Python and understand what your framework is doing under the hood. Django is great, I'm sure Pyramid is great as long as you understand what it's doing and have read the code, but most importantly, what we all are is Python programmers.