"Documentation is comprehensive, available, and always maintained"
Really? I've found Django's documentation to be ok, but often outdated and non-comprehensive. The development team is still making changes that break backwards compatibility (example: the changes to how to enable the admin interface for a model), and these changes are not always reflected in the documentation.
Django's as the potential to be a great framework, but it's still very immature. The fact that large parts of the framework get rewritten makes me think Django's not ready for someone to be the ranch on.
Really? I've found Django's documentation to be ok, but often outdated and non-comprehensive. The development team is still making changes that break backwards compatibility (example: the changes to how to enable the admin interface for a model), and these changes are not always reflected in the documentation.
Django's as the potential to be a great framework, but it's still very immature. The fact that large parts of the framework get rewritten makes me think Django's not ready for someone to be the ranch on.