> Rails is very "do it the Rails way" about putting together a website, while Django lets you kind of do whatever. If you're a beginner, the do whatever part of

> Rails is very "do it the Rails way" about putting together a website, while Django lets you kind of do whatever. If you're a beginner, the do whatever part of Django can often lead to very kludgey code and a big mess if you don't take the time to carefully architect out your application. I agree with this. Once you learn the rails way of organizing an app, it's easy to jump right in to any app. That said, it takes some time to learn it, and lots and lots of "magic" happens, which is annoying to me.