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copied!<p>I don't think AJAX functionality will define which framework you find yourself preferring. </p> <p>I can't answer most of your question relating to ajax, but still think this post could be useful for you: it's highlighting a huge difference between ROR and django -- mainly RoR uses magic, django doesn't.</p> <p>I prefer django for exactly that. Others may prefer RoR for the same reason I don't.</p> <p><a href="https://stackoverflow.com/questions/441717/whats-wrong-with-magic/442088#442088">What's wrong with "magic"?</a></p> <blockquote> <p>Rails' developers are of the opinion that this sort of "magic" is a good thing because it makes it easier to quickly get something working, and doesn't bore you with lots of details unless you want to reach in and start overriding things.</p> <p>Django's developers are of the opinion that this sort of "magic" is a bad thing because doesn't really save all that much time (a few import statements isn't a big deal in the grand scheme of things), and has the effect of hiding what's really going on, making it harder to work out how to override stuff, or harder to debug if something goes wrong.</p> <p>Both of these are, of course, valid stances to take, and generally it seems that people just naturally gravitate to one or the other; those who like the "magic" congregate around Rails or frameworks which try to emulate it, those who don't congregate around Django or frameworks which try to emulate it (and, in a broader sense, these stances are somewhat stereotypical of Ruby and Python developers; Ruby developers tend to like doing things one way, Python developers tend to like doing things another way).</p> </blockquote> <p>So I think one will click for you regardless of out of the box ajax support.</p>

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