Jacob Walls
Django has been an integral part of my journey as a developer from my training in music composition and technology through to building open-source web applications. Django contributor since 2020.
Outside of programming, I compose, cook, and tend to the newest and oldest ends of an ever-elongating queue of books, films, and musical compositions to enjoy--always keeping a good thought for the ones stranded in the middle.
Session
If your users are data modelers themselves, your underlying data model might be extremely generic. What if you still want a model-like interface shaped like those user-defined schemas? This is the story of subclassing QuerySets and REST Framework functionality to produce something a lot like dynamic Django models, only with souped-up annotations supporting creates, updates, and deletes.