One other BIG difference (significant enough to drive me to Rails, even though I prefer Python to Ruby), is that Rails 3.x has a lot of very nice "quality of life" features that django is lacking.
* Baked in migrations.
* The asset pipeline
Honestly those two things alone are MAJOR headache savers.
Django and Ruby 2.x are probably more or less equivalent, but Rails 3.x (and especially the upcoming 4.x, with very cool things like cache digests) are just more modern.
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One other BIG difference (significant enough to drive me to Rails, even though I prefer Python to Ruby), is that Rails 3.x has a lot of very nice "quality of life" features that django is lacking.
* Baked in migrations. * The asset pipeline
Honestly those two things alone are MAJOR headache savers.
Django and Ruby 2.x are probably more or less equivalent, but Rails 3.x (and especially the upcoming 4.x, with very cool things like cache digests) are just more modern.