[holler]

I owe a lot to Django as it was really the thing that got me into backend programming by leading me to learn python in early 1.X days. My first real programming job was backend django programming for a newspaper. Eventually things shifted towards django-rest-framework, flask, and now my go-to Starlette. Haven't used Django in some time but really appreciate the project and happy to see it moving along.

[leetrout]

Same here. Django 0.96 at the Washington Post.

I start a new job next week at a Django shop after a couple years of JS and Go. I look forward to getting back to it but I will miss Go. :)

[holler]

Congrats on the new job! I never really dabbled with Go, but a team I was on recently worked with a backend written in Go, and I was present in lots of discussions :) For current project I'm using Starlette/asgi, but I'm sure Go would have some advantages