Liked it...used it...modified it. Wasn't bad. The code was a bit convoluted in places and almost completely undocumented, and they strayed from the typical Django style. All added up, it was negative productivity for this long-term Rails programmer and Django novice. Switched to Shapado (based on Rails) and things are going much better, if for nothing more than Rails' self-documenting conventions. The only drawback is that Shapado is based on mongodb and the (compared to active record) functionally incomplete mongomapper.
