> because of Psyco JIT and some awesome new caching features

I've noted the caching in Django, which is one reason why I'm more interested in it compared to, say, Pylons.

Psyco JIT is a bit of a joke for webdev though. While it's great in some other scenarios, I highly doubt it makes more than a few percent difference in a web app. I once used it to try and speed up a non-trivial Zope3 application, and the difference was less than 10%.

> auto-generating a model based of the given SQL in Ruby

There's no SQL in a migration unless you're doing something the ORM doesn't handle by default (some of which are unfortunately pretty basic things to be missing). I presume you're saying that you don't even need a migration?

> Also using generic view functions seems a lot more sensible and maintainable instead of dumping scaffolding code everywhere.

Could you elaborate a bit on this?