Circa 2008 I built an internal web framework (based on Django) with the goal of defining everything as server-side models; the client presentation layer was derived entirely from the model description.

The README itself says it should feel familiar to Django, which it certainly does from a developer API perspective based on my cursory review of the guide.

I already have three years of experience in back-end development (Django, Docker, ...)

My own blog uses the Django admin and serves the site via Django (albeit behind a 15m Cloudflare cache to handle traffic spikes). The Django admin remains a very popular CMS platform.

Django is the peak example of this, to me it feels almost like doing no code. It makes me very uncomfortable writing it.

By the time a beginner learning Clojure has researched and put together their web stack... the Django developer already shipped their project last quarter, iterated on it a few times, and is on to the next thing.

Know modern front-end frameworks (Vue), and have plenty of experience with web frameworks like Flask, Django and some with Express.

I use Django HTMX AlpineJS Django Ninja for more powerful client applications.

I use Django in case the client needs a full CRUD application with more powerful capabilities.

It's unconventional for Django projects but has worked really well for us in production.

For sites that have more structured data... my preferred stack to use is Django, Django Rest Framework, HTMX, Tailwind.

If they are building something unique that is complicated to build with the previous tiers, then my preferred stack to use is Django, Django Rest Framework, HTMX, Tailwind.

Django is often used as a framework, Odoo for end-users apps. the javascript client of Odoo is huge whereas Django is minimal.

I've worked with Django, Django REST Framework, and FastAPI before.

I also have experience with several major web stacks (PHP Laravel, Python Django, JavaScript Next, etc).

We're primarily a Django Python shop, but an individual with solid systems engineering fundamentals will succeed, regardless of technical specifics.

I've shipped Django Python in production — most directly the Jorge real-estate AI bot.

SQL databases, along with programming languages... are basically bedrock technologies that LLM builds upon and have durable value, unlike Dev Tools Frame Works Simplified Human Interface wrapper projects, such as django ansible and the thousands of similar projects.

At DoorDash, I contributed to the migration from Django to Kotlin microservices on the Drive Merchant Services team.

Tech stack: ... - Backend: Django