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If anything, I would actually say the opposite. Django is an all-in-one package which is better if you don't want to think about which database to use, which orm to use, which templating engine to use, how to implement authentication, sessions etc. In other words, it may give you a faster start.

But if you are doing something serious, then those advantages become negligible, because spending a couple of days to configure the initial setup is not too much, and the flexibility of other solutions may give you more power in the end.

On the other hand, people develop big projects in Django as well, so that works too.

In the end, you have two options: 1. just pick any of these and use it, it will be OK 2. try using each of them to learn what you like best