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There is the frontend and the backend, the whole introspection stack, the admin customization layer, and the integration with permission, filtering, caching, etc.

Add on top of that documentation, testing, and making the whole thing completely independent and pluggable (as django must work without it) but perfectly integrated with it (settings, forms, template overrides, etc).

That's a lot.

You might get feature parity with less, but not with the same guarantees of stability and maturity.