Django is pretty much a pile of awesome.

Since diving into Django in the summer of 2008 and wrapping up our first project in early 2009, the &yet team have become big fans of the framework.

It used to be that as soon as the word “custom” got near the word “development”, budgets got a lot farther away from a finished product.

Custom development is always an investment, but the advent of powerful web frameworks like Django have made it practical for many businesses to give strong consideration to creating custom tools that fit their needs rather than cramming them into a box built for someone else's problem.

In addition to being used on some of the highest traffic sites on the web (including the New York Times and Washington Post), Django is being quickly adopted as a go-to web development environment.

Nearly all our sites are built on custom content management systems assembled using Django. We have also built Django web applications for clients, allowing them to easily share, collect and collaborate using the information that drives their business.

If you have a project you think would be a good match for the capabilities of Django and &yet, give us a jingle-jangle.

To read more about Django, visit djangoproject.com.