Regarding Django, my problem with it is that it is not a "full stack" framework anymore. Both Rails and Laravel provide a very good frontend solution. Rails with hotwire, etc and Laravel with livewire. Just the fact that django has no official way to compile/build assets, and the templating language is really arcane and limited for today's needs. Just compare that with Blade (Laravel's templates) which allow you to build components out of the box.
Regarding Django, my problem with it is that it is not a "full stack" framework anymore. Both Rails and Laravel provide a very good frontend solution. Rails with hotwire, etc and Laravel with livewire. Just the fact that django has no official way to compile/build assets, and the templating language is really arcane and limited for today's needs. Just compare that with Blade (Laravel's templates) which allow you to build components out of the box.