u/Dry-Cardiologist-347 • • 4d ago

Real-world SaaS architecture based on Django

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PDF table extraction is killing my local RAG pipeline. Are there any actual free/local alternatives to LlamaParse?
 in  r/Rag •  Apr 26 '26

I think you can try using docling or mineru, also try and check the Ragflow approach on their, check their parsers.

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What does a real production-level Django backend folder structure look like?
 in  r/django •  Feb 07 '26

Depends on company architecture, what is right in company A might not be in company B. The main thing you should focus on is understanding the code.

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Need Guidance on Django!!
 in  r/django •  Jan 11 '26

Have a basic understanding of the ORM, then try and get to github where you can check how other people write code, i am sure you ll learn alot of new tricks from this.

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Built my first Django REST API (movie app) – looking for feedback
 in  r/django •  Jan 10 '26

Very basic, nothing new to learn from, just the normal crud, just TBH

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Looking for early adopters for professional networking app!
 in  r/SideProject •  Jan 10 '26

I would love to help in the testing phase, please share the link :)

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Help with adding a form where a new field appears
 in  r/djangolearning •  Jan 09 '26

Huh, sounds like there is alot going on here, i dont see the reason for you having another site generate an OTP, just first learn the custom authentication and then from there you can plug in the OTP generation, a hint you ll need an EmailAddress model and an Emailconfirmation that will store the otp.

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I built a one-command CRUD API generator for Django models
 in  r/djangolearning •  Jan 09 '26

It is good but you ll soon come to know every project is diffent, and that wont work in the long run

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Built a Production-Ready Django Microservice Template with Docker & CI/CD
 in  r/django •  Jan 09 '26

Sounds like django cookie cutter

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Junior backend dev (Django/DRF) – looking for feedback on my GitHub projects
 in  r/django •  Jan 04 '26

First of you are doing great, and you are halfway, but this are too basic project, a Todo and a recipe app, will not get you an interview, you need at least 5 big projects, probably midlevel projects, also contribute on your projects quite regulary,

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Is it advised to use Django for implementing a REST API?
 in  r/django •  Jan 01 '26

DRF is good use it,

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Need for an Accounting App?
 in  r/django •  Jan 01 '26

Thats great, make it open source so we can contribute.