You clearly haven't used Django in quite some time:
try "pip freeze > requirements.txt" and "pip install -r requirements.txt" for managing dependencies between deployments
deployment is a matter of making a generic .wsgi file and pointing your server to it, how is that hard?
the "south" app makes database migrations very easy, the fact that you didn't know about this speaks volumes about your "experience"
Django is universally known to have better docs than Rails and virtually any other web framework, see almost every comment on this page
Your other comments lack any objectivity and aren't even worth responding to. I have nothing against Rails, but it's fanboys like you that give it a bad name.
try "pip freeze > requirements.txt" and "pip install -r requirements.txt" for managing dependencies between deployments
deployment is a matter of making a generic .wsgi file and pointing your server to it, how is that hard?
the "south" app makes database migrations very easy, the fact that you didn't know about this speaks volumes about your "experience"
Django is universally known to have better docs than Rails and virtually any other web framework, see almost every comment on this page
Your other comments lack any objectivity and aren't even worth responding to. I have nothing against Rails, but it's fanboys like you that give it a bad name.