I have been using Django since 0.95 and I haven't seen anything which is so flexible with amazing DSLs while also making it easy to understand the magic behind it.

For the last 10 years, even in a Golang stack or Java stack, I still use Django for models and migration. I even have generators which generate Gorm (or other framework) DAO or Java hibernate classes using Django models.

With LLMs, it becomes easier since I can now write all the model, custom querysets in Django, ask the LLM to generate Golang DAO, setters and getters... and test the query against the Django generated queries for completeness.

Atlas, sqlx, sqlc and all other ORM like things in golang cannot do migrations the way Django does.

I've never done it, but now that you say it, it makes a lot of sense. Using Django just to manage the database and do migrations, even behind other language stacks.

You also get the Django admin interface for free.

I once tried using SqlAlchemy but I couldn't help asking myself why it felt so complicated compared to Django.