The Django Software Foundation, in collaboration with JetBrains PyCharm, has published the findings from the 2026 Django Developers Survey. This marks the fifth consecutive year for the annual report, which gathered data between May and July 2026.
The comprehensive report features infographics, quotes, and organized sections to facilitate navigation of the results. It aims to provide a clear overview of the current state of Django development.
Accompanying the full report, a blog post titled "The State of Django 2026: Boring is so back" highlights significant Django trends observed in 2026 and suggests actionable ideas for developers. Additionally, the Django Chat podcast dedicated a special summer episode to cover the survey, discussing topics such as Django 6.1, HTMX, async capabilities, AI integration, deployment strategies, testing, and Python tooling.
The release of these survey results provides valuable data for the Django community, offering insights into how the framework is being used, emerging technologies, and areas of interest for developers. This information can help guide future development of the framework and inform individual development practices.
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The Django Software Foundation and JetBrains PyCharm have released the results of the fifth annual Django Developers Survey for 2026. The report provides insights into current Django trends and development practices, offering data for developers and the community.