I did.<p>Python is a great little language but even after multiple thousands of lines it <i>still</i> looks like the guardrails on the highway are missing, I never knew I was so addicted to curly braces.<p>I also find it very hard to switch from the one to the other and back again after sticking to one of the two for a while.<p>My 'preferred' language/framework for more complicated stuff actually does not seem to exist. I can list a whole series of problems with just about any development stack out there at the moment, at least the ones that I've used.<p>For quick and dirty stuff (throwaway sites or quick tests or prototypes) I still prefer PHP, but mostly because I can rely on a framework that I wrote years ago that makes it very easy to throw something together. It's far from perfect but it's the devil that I know best.<p>I've made three sites in python/django, it works but the ORM is very limiting and I keep hearing that forms are hell (but I rolled my own forms, so that wasn't a big deal).<p>I wished there was a clear winner amongst all these technologies, everybody seems to have built <i>just</i> enough to satisfy their particular itch.<p>Next on the list of stuff to try is werkzeug, another python framework.