Django Projects with Source Code

Our Django Project Collection

Django projects on CodeAj aren't the basic "polls app" from the Django tutorial. These are multi-app projects with 10-30 models, proper URL namespacing, custom template tags, and middleware. The kind of structure you'd find in a production Django application.

E-Commerce and Marketplace Projects

Our e-commerce Django projects include product catalogs with categories, shopping carts with session handling, checkout flows with payment gateway integration (Razorpay, Stripe), order management, and admin dashboards. Some include multi-vendor support where different sellers can list products. These use Django's built-in auth system extended with custom user models.

REST API Projects with DRF

If you need a backend API, our Django REST Framework projects show you the right way to build one. You'll find proper serializer usage with nested relationships, ViewSets with custom actions, token and JWT authentication, pagination, filtering with django-filter, and API documentation with drf-spectacular. These are the patterns used in real companies.

Content Management and Blog Systems

Blog and CMS projects demonstrate Django's content handling strengths — rich text editing with CKEditor or TinyMCE, image uploads with proper media handling, SEO-friendly slugs, category and tag systems, comment moderation, and RSS feeds. These projects also show you how to implement search using Django's full-text search or Elasticsearch.

Admin Dashboards

Several projects focus on building custom admin interfaces beyond Django's default admin. These use chart.js or ApexCharts for data visualization, DataTables for sortable/searchable tables, and custom forms for data entry. Perfect for internal tools or management panels.

Django Project Architecture Patterns

Every Django project on CodeAj follows a consistent architecture that maps to how Django is used in production environments. Here's what you'll find in the codebase:

Project Structure

Each project separates concerns into Django apps. A typical e-commerce project has apps for accounts, products, cart, orders, and payments. Settings are split into base, development, and production files using django-environ for environment variables. Static files use Django's collectstatic system, and media uploads go to a configurable directory.

Database Design

Models use proper field types — CharField with max_length, DecimalField for money (never FloatField), ForeignKey with on_delete specified, and ManyToManyField with through models where needed. Migrations are included and tested. Most projects use SQLite for easy setup, with instructions for switching to PostgreSQL.

Testing and Quality

Larger projects include test suites using Django's TestCase and pytest-django. Tests cover model validation, view responses, API endpoints, and form submissions. This is useful if your professor requires test coverage in your submission, or if you want to learn how testing works in Django.