Comment by pjerem

I do agree.

Though i must admit that for maybe more complex applications, I feel like aspnetcore also fulfills this definition. I feel like it’s easier to create something more complex with aspnetcore while still keeping the code boring and opinionated.

I feel like Django, for bigger apps, fall apart in the "opinionated" side. For "simple" websites, you can’t go wrong, but for anything really big, basically everyone invents their own project structure.

But don’t get me wrong, I still love Django for what it is and it’s my first love in web frameworks anyway.

And I’d go further and say that the Django documentation is so awesome, that 15 years ago, it was where I learnt how websites/http/etc… really worked.