in web programming, and I must say, I'm extremely impressed. I have
dabbled in other frameworks such as Ruby on Rails but deemed it wasn't
worth the time because frankly, RoR throws a bunch of nonsensical
terms at you (rails, racks, rakes, scaffolds, gems) and the overall
organization of the whole thing is a mess. (I'm sure a lot of this has
been said here before.)
Django uses clear, concise methods, a very straightforward directory
layout, has the built in admin interface which just destroys Rails
scaffolding, and just makes web development a ton of fun. Best of all,
it's Python, which I've always turned to when other languages have let
me down.
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