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Django survey: conservative core as the basis for modern AI workflows

The fifth 'State of Django' survey highlights that Django Core, PostgreSQL, and the Django Template Engine remain popular among developers due to their conservative design and reliability. Most respondents view Django as a dependable foundation for modern development workflows and AI integration. The survey reveals that 72% of developers primarily use Django for server-side template rendering, while 53% use it as a pure API backend. Over 90% of developers use AI tools at least once a week, with Claude Code and ChatGPT being the most frequently used. PostgreSQL continues to dominate as the preferred database backend, chosen by 79% of respondents. Django Templates are favored over Jinja2, receiving 80% of votes compared to 17%. The survey was conducted between May and July 2026 by the Django Software Foundation and JetBrains PyCharm, with responses from 3468 developers across more than 40 countries.

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Django survey: conservative core as the basis for modern AI workflows

The fifth 'State of Django' survey highlights that Django Core, PostgreSQL, and the Django Template Engine remain popular among developers due to their conservative design and reliability. Most respondents view Django as a dependable foundation for modern development workflows and AI integration. The survey reveals that 72% of developers primarily use Django for server-side template rendering, while 53% use it as a pure API backend. Over 90% of developers use AI tools at least once a week, with Claude Code and ChatGPT being the most frequently used. PostgreSQL continues to dominate as the preferred database backend, chosen by 79% of respondents. Django Templates are favored over Jinja2, receiving 80% of votes compared to 17%. The survey was conducted between May and July 2026 by the Django Software Foundation and JetBrains PyCharm, with responses from 3468 developers across more than 40 countries.

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