Write cleaner, faster, scalable Django code
Reclaim hours of code review time by snaring common issues and best practice violations in real-time.
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Stop Wasting Hours on Code Reviews
- + 30 mins fixing inconsistent code styles and naming conventions
- + 45 mins ensuring Django models follow best practices and include necessary attributes
- + 15 mins reviewing PRs for insecure Django settings
- + 30 mins scanning new code for raw SQL queries or risky database access patterns
- + 35 mins identifying redundant or suboptimal queryset methods
- + 25 mins ensuring new business logic is covered by test cases
3+ hours of avoidable review time
Skip the tedious reviewsCut the cruft from your code reviews
Catch convention and best practice issues as you code
Django optimization can be tricky. We catch common pitfalls like sneaky data integrity issues, missing related_names, and raw SQL injections. Ship code that performs like a well-tuned Django app should.
Secure your Django app without the headache
Security in Django can be tricky. We check for common gotchas like exposed secret keys, incorrect debug settings, and misconfigured hosts. That means no more facepalm moments after deployment.
Automated reminders to test critical areas
Forget about that sinking feeling when you realize you forgot to update tests. We'll give you a nudge when your model or view changes need test coverage.
Your future self will thank you.
Real-time feedback, right in your editor
Tests: Write 'em when you need 'em
Creating an Opinionated Django
Over the past three years, I've been working on various Django projects and noticed a pattern—no matter how experienced you are, code reviews tend to surface the same types of issues. You know the drill: variables with unclear names, unhandled exceptions, potential security flaws, and of course, views that get way too large and hard to maintain.
I built Djangoly as a companion tool to help prevent these issues. The goal is to save time and help Django devs produce better, more secure code with fewer headaches. If you've experienced these issues too then I hope you'll give it a shot.
Tristan Deane
Chief Djangonaut
Save hours of review and keep your codebase clean!
Frequently asked questions
What exactly does Djangoly do?
Djangoly is like that really picky code reviewer who catches all the Django-specific issues before they make it to your PR. It checks for things like overly complex views, security risks, and missing test coverage. Basically, it helps you write cleaner, safer Django code without the awkward code review comments.
How is this different than Github Copilot?
Great question! While GitHub Copilot is an awesome generalist AI coding assistant, Djangoly is your Django-specific wingman. Here's the scoop:
- Django Expertise: We're laser-focused on Django conventions and best practices. While Copilot knows a bit of everything, we eat, sleep, and breathe Django.
- Proactive Problem-Solving: Djangoly doesn't just help you write code; it actively flags Django-specific issues like N+1 queries, security risks, and test coverage gaps.
- Performance Insights: We're tuned to catch Django performance pitfalls that generalist tools might miss. No more accidental database bottlenecks!
- Django Ecosystem Awareness: Djangoly understands the Django ecosystem, including common packages and tools, helping you make the most of the Django universe.
- Complementary Use: Here's the cool part - you can use Djangoly alongside Copilot! We'll flag the Django-specific issues, and you can use Copilot to help with the refactoring. It's like having a Django expert and a general coding assistant tag-teaming on your project.
In short, think of Djangoly as your Django-specialized code reviewer that works in real-time. We're here to make sure your Django code isn't just working, but singing!
Do I need to be a Django expert to use Djangoly?
Nope! Whether you're a Django newbie or you dream in ORM queries, Djangoly's got your back. It's designed to be helpful for developers at all levels. Think of it as a friendly mentor that's always available (and doesn't drink all your coffee).
Will Djangoly slow down my development process?
About as much as adding another database index - which is to say, barely at all. Djangoly runs in the background and provides real-time feedback. You might actually save time by catching issues early instead of during code review or worse, in production.
What if I find a bug or have a feature request?
We're all ears! You can report bugs or suggest features directly via email at support@djangoly.com
