> If I was running a trading clearing house, or Instagram, I'd probably care about marginal improvements, and then use another language.
Ha, Instagram was written in Django!
Ha, Instagram was written in Django!
You just have to manually call json.parse(request.body) for incoming requests and return JsonResponse(data). And you generally need to serialize the data yourself.
Django does have some built-in model serialization, but that's mostly for import/export data, not really for sending to the browser.