Seems to me that CodeIgniter to Django is a much bigger leap than PHP to Python.
Or even in general, unless you're dealing with a language that has a fundamentally different approach, frameworks constitute a much bigger learning curve.
Especially if you're coming from a simple, lightweight framework like CodeIgniter to Django. Much of what the author describes would also apply if you go from CodeIgnitor to Symfony, even though it's still PHP.
Or even in general, unless you're dealing with a language that has a fundamentally different approach, frameworks constitute a much bigger learning curve.
Especially if you're coming from a simple, lightweight framework like CodeIgniter to Django. Much of what the author describes would also apply if you go from CodeIgnitor to Symfony, even though it's still PHP.