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Happy 20th Birthday, Django

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578 points davepeck | 1 comments | 13 Jul 25 18:44 UTC | HN request time: 0.245s | source
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hedgehog0 ◴[14 Jul 25 15:01 UTC] No.44561051[source]▶
Out of curiosity, for people who have do projects in both Django and Ruby on Rails, which one would you prefer and why?

I learned Python more than 10 years ago, but later chose Rails to be my first web framework to learn, as I also wanted to learn more about Ruby, hence the question.

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1. neko_ranger ◴[14 Jul 25 18:38 UTC] No.44563715[source]▶
Depends on the project. I feel like Rails has better JS integration if your project really needs it. The out of the box JS experience with rails (import maps) is similar to django (static link from cdns), but the ability to set up esbuild from project generation makes it really easy Literally just my opinion though, but I haven't been pleased with an extremely nice method to set up django with javascript that doesn't feel hacky for local dev and deployment