Did Ted just confuse an MVC (Django) with a non-blocking web server? Honestly, if that's your attitude ("don't take any risks by going after technical challeng

Did Ted just confuse an MVC (Django) with a non-blocking web server? Honestly, if that's your attitude ("don't take any risks by going after technical challenges, keep cranking out business logic"), you should be working for/attempting to start the likes of Siebel or SAP and not be working for/attempting to start a technology start-up. I don't mean that in a negative way: see http://philip.greenspun.com/business/startup-tips/ http://philip.greenspun.com/business/startup-tips/ If you're building a product where you already know your customer and which features it needs, yes, don't take any technological risks. If you're making a product which has never been made before, you're already taking an enormous risk-- you should use every bit of your technical expertise to your advantage.