What features does Django have that Pylons doesn't?

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What features does Django have that Pylons doesn't?

From what I understand, Pylons is more of a 'bare bones' framework (where you can choose your ORM and template engine), and Django is a little more rich in nature.

What exactly are the features/frameworky elements that Django has that Pylons doesn't?

(other than its own ORM, and its auto-admin page generation)

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The main difference is Django's scaffolding and auto-admin interface. Both of these allow you to quickly start managing data in the website without having to create lots of views etc.

Ben 2010-09-16 00:58:09

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The ability to ask a question about it on Stackoverflow. Django has over 10,000 tagged questions, Pylon has just under 400.

Chase Seibert 2010-09-16 02:20:45

Maybe because Django is harder to use? :-) Statistics on *unanswered* questions relative to total *might* help make (or refute) your point.

ars 2010-09-16 03:42:30

@Chase - Ah, or the need to ask a question about it on stackoverflow.

orokusaki 2010-09-18 17:16:19

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