Over the past few years, I’ve been working with Django on a daily basis — both in teams and solo. And no matter how experienced the developer is, problems still happen:
Async views breaking in production
Strange deployment errors out of nowhere
API endpoints returning 500s
Migrations gone rogue
“Can you just take a look?” messages at 11pm 😅
After getting countless messages from fellow devs and friends like:
“Hey, I’ve got this Django bug — can you fix it?”
I started to realize: there’s a pattern here.
People don’t always need a full-time Django consultant.
They just want a fast, no-BS fix for their current problem — without having to hire a whole agency or dig through StackOverflow for hours.
So I built DjangoFixer.com ⚡
DjangoFixer is a small service I launched to help developers and teams fix Django problems quickly and professionally.
Think of it as a Django emergency room — focused only on:
Bug fixing
Deployment troubleshooting
Async + API issues
Performance slowdowns
DB migrations, and more
I don’t do everything. I just fix Django issues — fast.
No delays, no confusion, no vague consulting contracts.
Why this makes sense (at least to me):
🧠 Specialization means I get better at these problems every week.
🛠️ Most teams don’t need long-term help — they just need this one thing fixed.
⏱️ Turnaround time matters. When stuff is broken, you don’t want to wait 2 weeks for an agency call.
Want to try it out?
Check it out here → DjangoFixer.com
If you’re dealing with Django bugs that slow you down — I’d be happy to help.
And if you’ve built something similar or are running a microservice business, let’s connect! 🙌
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