I migth not like Django, but its security is 100x better than Rails. Django fixes stuff right away, and doesn't have any stupid Yaml.load() bullshit.

I'm not sure if Djangos YAML-serializer was effected by this bug but TastiePie did (IIRC) use `load` instead of `safe_load` and suffered the exact same issue e.x.

You could argue that, no matter how prominent a library is, it does not reflect the actual framework. While this is true people could start arguing that Rails doesn't really have an admin interface and this would change the comparison I did.

I just got a job for web2py! No more Django!

Why do I love web2py?

* batteries included

* don't have to do all those stupid imports

* documentations

* better admin

* ORM sucks. DAL is better.

* Works anywhere. Windows, Google App Engen, everywhere!

* Compeltely secure from any attack (see http://web2py.com/init/default/what)

I feel so liberated from the confines of Django and the fanboyism of Flask.

Who doesn't like on HN especially the people downvote me so much.

i'm the author of the gun.io post and i have not seen the Boston Python talk. i just added it to my list to watch. the majority of the content came from my own experiences. i also started a reddit discussion to facilitate communication among other django developers - http://www.reddit.com/r/django/comments/1h6msl/django_best_p...

Django cache libraries all suck. This is why I'm staying on rails. The new caching with 4.0 is so much between!

care to be more specific?

It still looks like crap. Just less crowded crap.

This is great! I love MongoDB!

This update is driving me crazy.

How much will the final product cost? Or will you give it away for free?

It'll probably be around $15.

Will you consider giving it away to free to students, in the way that the 'Two Scoops of Django' folks do?

Absolutely. I'm sure I'll have some of, "If you can't afford it right now, just email me for a copy" link. I actually got my copy of Two Scoops to use as a reference that way. :)