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Django Framework is Dead 😵

Ladies and gentlemen, gather 'round, for I bring grave news from the world of Python web development. It is with a heavy heart that I declare the passing of our dear friend, Django framework.

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But before you shed a tear or organize a funeral procession, let me assure you – Django is very much alive and kicking!

Yes, you read that correctly. Despite the ominous title, Django is far from dead. In fact, it's thriving more than ever, and here's why.

As we bid adieu to the era of monolithic frameworks and embrace the brave new world of micro services and serverless architecture, some may have prematurely written off Django as a relic of the past. But let me remind you of Django's timeless virtues – its elegance, its simplicity, its "batteries-included" philosophy that has endeared it to developers for decades.

While other frameworks may come and go, Django stands the test of time. Its robust ORM, its sleek admin interface, its powerful authentication system – these are not features of a dying framework, but the hallmarks of a mature, battle-tested tool-set that continues to evolve with the times.

So, why the provocative title, you ask? Well, dear reader, it's all about grabbing your attention and sparking a conversation. Sometimes a little irony is the best way to cut through the noise and make a point.

And the point is this – Django may not be the shiny new toy on the block, but it's the dependable workhorse that gets the job done. Whether you're building a simple blog or a complex enterprise application, Django has your back, providing a solid foundation upon which to build your dreams.

So, let's raise a toast to Django – not in mourning, but in celebration of its enduring legacy and the countless projects it has powered over the years. If you are a perfectionist with a deadline to meet, you should definitely try Django. Long live Django!

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You forgot to point out that debugging and testing is a big problem when using Django, since error information is provided in a very inconvenient and poorly understood form. In fact, over the past 5 years, the developers have not been able to improve anything in this.

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