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django
High-level Python web framework for building web backends
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- Stars
- 91.7k
- License
- BSD-3-Clause
- Last commit
- Nov 2026
- Language
- Python
86,600 on 21 Apr 202691,719 on 10 Nov 2026
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Overview
Django is a general-purpose Python web framework. The README points to the docs: an install guide, ordered tutorials, topical guides, HOWTOs, a reference and a deployment guide. It has no AI features of its own, so it is a backend base to build on, not an AI starter.
Who it is for: Python developers building web backends, including ones that call AI models
Strengths
- Documentation covers install, ordered tutorials, topical guides, HOWTOs, reference and deployment
- Written in Python, so it sits alongside Python AI libraries
- BSD-3-Clause license; last commit 2026-11-11
- Support via Discord, Forum and a public ticket tracker
Weaknesses
- No built-in AI, LLM or model-serving features; add them yourself
- No tagged release listed in the repository metadata
- Not a ready-made starter; the app is built by following the tutorials
- No Docker or Compose files in the repository
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