I'd go with django and django-rest-framework on the backend, and angular 1(because i have never worked on angular 2, although I think now would be a good time to start) on the front end along with bootstrap 3
The "I'm doing X, because I'm good at it and have never worked with the newer Y" thing is fine if you need to build something quickly. Like if somebody asks you to build an app for her to be released until the of the month or so. But if you're doing a private project without being pressed for time, I'd always try something new and rarely rely on what I already know just because it's comfortable... ;-)
Right, I would just go with these because these are the only frameworks i know. But this article makes me want to learn and try out the other stuff you have mentioned :)
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I'd go with django and django-rest-framework on the backend, and angular 1(because i have never worked on angular 2, although I think now would be a good time to start) on the front end along with bootstrap 3
The "I'm doing X, because I'm good at it and have never worked with the newer Y" thing is fine if you need to build something quickly. Like if somebody asks you to build an app for her to be released until the of the month or so. But if you're doing a private project without being pressed for time, I'd always try something new and rarely rely on what I already know just because it's comfortable... ;-)
Right, I would just go with these because these are the only frameworks i know. But this article makes me want to learn and try out the other stuff you have mentioned :)