New Features in Django 3.2

I used to use Django, but switched to ASP NET Core, because it offers tremendous flexibility with only a slight sacrifice in simplicity.<p>It&#x27;s nice to see Django being awesome and actively developed, but it feels like Django is losing touch.<p>The world has moved on to concurrency and Django, as a framework, seems ill-suited to meet future requirements.

Finally some support for building JSON Objects in Django! Can&#x27;t wait to test it out soon.

Django 3.2 has only been released as a beta 1. Title is a bit click-baity and feature set can still evolve.

I used to be such a huge Django fan, and in many ways I still am.<p>I&#x27;ve built more than one business around it.<p>For the past six or seven years though, I&#x27;ve found Nodejs to just be superior in every aspect other than the automatic admin.<p>Strapi has some interesting options there though.