In my experience you can get something done faster using django, and if you use some easy to use PaaS, you can avoid much effort in DevOps and similar things.
If PaaS is not an option, DevOps will be an extra effort, and in the future you will have to think of other abstractions at the cointainer level unless you go the serverless route. Which, although possible with django, it's not the best setup, in my opinion, unfortunately.
PS: If you end up going the serverless route, i recommend typescript by the way. And the benefit of serverless would be saving the devops and maintenance effort.
In my experience you can get something done faster using django, and if you use some easy to use PaaS, you can avoid much effort in DevOps and similar things.
If PaaS is not an option, DevOps will be an extra effort, and in the future you will have to think of other abstractions at the cointainer level unless you go the serverless route. Which, although possible with django, it's not the best setup, in my opinion, unfortunately.
PS: If you end up going the serverless route, i recommend typescript by the way. And the benefit of serverless would be saving the devops and maintenance effort.
Thank you Bulletninja! Need to balance faster & stable :) I will think how to do it!