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I'm curious about your experience, I like SQLAlchemy granularity and expressiveness, but after a while I found django fits the "good enough" niche very well, it's quick and not too dirty (the name wrangling for joins is funky but it's ok). What kind of queries or logic did SQLAlchemy allowed you to write that Django would make hell to reach ?


Tell me how to extend Django's default JOIN clause with custom AND, eg:

    SELECT \* FROM t1 LEFT JOIN t2 ON t1.id = t2.key AND t2.used_id = 213




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