I use both Django and Laravel. I love Django because it's easy to get going and use Python. But framework vs framework Laravel is superior is every way. For example, to bring a Django web app to production you will have to write a lot of boiler plate/config code. In Laravel your app is production ready day 1. Laravel package are develop and adapt to fit perfectly with Laravel. In Django many times you have to use a python package and make it fit to Django (with almost no documentation and you have to write boiler plate/config code).
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I use both Django and Laravel. I love Django because it's easy to get going and use Python. But framework vs framework Laravel is superior is every way. For example, to bring a Django web app to production you will have to write a lot of boiler plate/config code. In Laravel your app is production ready day 1. Laravel package are develop and adapt to fit perfectly with Laravel. In Django many times you have to use a python package and make it fit to Django (with almost no documentation and you have to write boiler plate/config code).