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Historically, I'm a django developer. I find myself suddenly in a position where I'll be doing a bunch of rails programming. I've browsed through the rails docs and done a bit of poking and prodding. Most assume that I've never seen a web framework or (worse) that I've never written code.
Ideally I'd like a resources that is targeted towards people who know django (pylons / sinatra / etc would be fine) and tells me the differences that I need to know to get on my feet with ruby.
Such things are incredibly hard to search for, because the web is littered with "django vs rails" articles.
Is there a good rails resource that assumes knowledge of other frameworks? What do I need to know, going from django to ruby?
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If we compare the two frameworks, Ruby on Rails is faster than Django by 0.7%. Learning Curve. Because of a flexible interface, RoR features a smoother learning curve, but Django may be easier to get started with for developers with some experience in Python. Flexibility.
Both Ruby on Rails and Django are long-lived web development frameworks, but they are still two of the most preferred. They share a lot of similarities, but each is unique in its own way. Their resemblances revolve around the fact that both programming languages are dynamic and object-oriented.
In conclusion, Django is perfect if you want to build robust full-stack web applications because it has several functionalities and works very well in production. On the other hand FastAPI is perfect if you're looking for high performance or scalable applications.
Django comes out on top in terms of speed (thanks in part to the faster Python), scalability and maintenance. Its built-in tools include decorators, SEO tools and third-party libraries. Laravel, on the other hand, is easier to use thanks to its simpler features, and contains strategy infusion as well.
I guess that the answer here is "No".
Maybe I'll write one.
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