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It has been sometime since I used either one really intensively (I still use Django's off and on in maintenance), but for a long period of time, despite the adv
by aaron-lebo 13y ago
It has been sometime since I used either one really intensively (I still use Django's off and on in maintenance), but for a long period of time, despite the advantages for sqla, Django was still a lot more newbie friendly.
Not much fiddling with engines, metadata, etc. Not to mention knowing the form stuff was going to just work, compared to third-party solutions (as good as they are) with the other.