This release is going to be huge. With support for Postgres arrays, UUIDs, security checks, jinja2, better fixtures support, etc., the gap between professionals and amateurs is getting smaller and smaller.<p>I remember five years ago when you could make enormous amounts of money if you knew how to send a tweet, ten years ago when you could make enormous amounts of money if you knew how to install anti-virus software, etc. And now these things have gotten so easy that the value of knowing how to do them is basically zero. Releases like this show that web development is quickly going the same way.<p>I would add though, the one thing I'm hoping to see in an upcoming release is native support for JWT auth. Right now it's annoying to have to add Rest Framework just to be able to follow current best practices for having an API-driven front end, assuming you don't also have a need to serialize your endpoints into YAML or whatever.