Rails vs. Django

If you want to create a site, we recommend Ruby On Rail. Rails is said to be the best productivity. However, the disadvantage is that there are not many places to write in Korea, so I think there are few contents that can be learned in Korean.

If the purpose is to learn it easily and quickly, I think Jango would be better. It seems that there are more contents in Korean and there are more users, so it's good to learn faster. This is also a tutorial level, but tryhelloworld also has a short lecture.

From the perspective of using both,

The rails are

You can learn it easily and quickly, but there is a running curve.

In addition, Ruby is an unfamiliar language that bothers me at first

If you cross the appropriate line, the speed will increase

Jango

As expected, Janggo has a running curve.

If you go beyond that running curve, it can be easier than the rails

Both were difficult for me, especially the rails Start with

But now that it's over the right line, django is difficult.

Rails is a compulsory rule, but if you follow that rule, there is no big problem

In comparison, the length is forced, but it's a bit loose, so there are many design methods

So, I feel a bit burdened.

We didn't have a lot of Korean documents recently, but there are a lot of them these days

Django: Django girls tutorial (except, but it's a great document to start with) django official document (90% will be referenced here later)

Rails: https://www.gitbook.com/book/rorlab/railsguidebook/details (Rails Guidebook for Beginners) It's like a tutorial, but it's also a great document to start with. However, the version is old, so there may be a slight difference.), Codecademy (You can learn rails while practicing) The problem is that the site is English)