Can users who have used Django and Ruby on Rails compare their usage a bit?
Duplicate: Django or Ruby-On-Rails?
I was reading on Ruby on Rails and it looks like on some threads some users like Django too?
Can someone who has used both provide some insight into their use, such as
ease of use
performance
fun factor
deployment problems
or any other framework you would recommend?
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Both are great frames. Although, I found Rails more suitable for an agile developer. For the most part, you'll run multiple generators to get the files you want as placeholders for your code. Everything will work right away and you just create these agreements. It is very flexible and has a large community, many innovations and interesting practices are being implemented in Rails. This development cycle seems to be faster than Django.
After touching the Django surface, it has some interesting differences. As far as I know, you don't get schema migrations like Rails out of the box. But you get an extremely simple CRUD engine for your models with an extensible admin interface that's great for testing / content management. The entire project is well documented, from the Django Book to a wealth of information on docs.djangoproject.com .
I personally prefer Rails to do things. But honestly, you need to try both of them to see what works for you, and since we're talking about two very good but completely different frameworks, it's a tough decision to make anyway. So, if you already know Ruby or Python well enough, start with what you know and just from there. Once you understand how it works, you can appreciate the smaller differences yourself. Hope it helps.
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