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Most Django projects fail not because of bad code — but bad architecture decisions made early on.
Here are 3 mistakes I fix for clients regularly:
1️⃣ No API versioning — breaks everything when you scale
2️⃣ N+1 query problems — silently kills performance
3️⃣ No proper environment separation — dev settings leaking to production
These are fixable. And if your Django project is suffering from any of these, let's talk.
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❌ The Gaps
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Other platforms aren't far behind, and their outputs are more immediately usable beyond just visuals. Stitch only generates UI, the HTML/CSS export exists, but it's basic and not production-ready.
So who is this actually for?
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Tool? Yes, if you know where to use it.
I am currently doing some mock up projects that I see in job posting sites and try to build it. Challenging my self to hone my skills in n8n. I try to use Gemini and Claude Code to build me the json code and to edit it myself.
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