Have you ever encountered restrictions or limitations in the use of Django?

Django is a powerful and convenient framework, but it has its limitations:

• Architecture flexibility: Django follows the MTV pattern (Model-Template-View), which can be inconvenient for projects with non-standard architecture.
• Performance: for very high-load systems, Django may be less efficient compared to lighter frameworks.
• Asynchronous support: although Django is gradually adding async support, it is not as developed as in specialized asynchronous frameworks.
• Monotony of ORM: the built-in ORM is convenient but sometimes limits complex queries or requires workarounds.

For example, when very fine-tuned database queries are needed or when working with non-standard databases, difficulties may arise.