As someone who has used both frameworks extensively, I like to add an interesting tidbit:
Considering my Rails work: I visited rubyonrails.org only once, when I first heard about it - it's primary focus isn't as a resource site and I don't know any other Rails developers that use it as one.
Considering my Django work: I had djangoproject.com open practically all the time, every day, since it's a primary destination for everything related to the project.
Considering my Rails work: I visited rubyonrails.org only once, when I first heard about it - it's primary focus isn't as a resource site and I don't know any other Rails developers that use it as one.
Considering my Django work: I had djangoproject.com open practically all the time, every day, since it's a primary destination for everything related to the project.