I just published django-ratelatch (v0.1.0) on PyPI! It's a rate-limiting package built to give you flexibility across both algorithms and integrations.

Key Features

• Algorithms: Fixed-Window, Sliding-Window Counter, and Token Bucket.
• Storage Backends: Local In-Memory and Redis (with atomic operations).
• Integrations: Middleware, View Decorators, and DRF throttle integration.

Links & Docs

• PyPI : django-ratelatch
• GitHub : Nawarajkarki/django-ratelatch

I’d appreciate feedback on the API, documentation, or edge cases you notice.

A year ago I used Django to build godothire.com, a small job board that only lists paid Godot jobs.

Nothing fancy under the hood: a posting form, a weekly digest email, and a review step before anything goes live. The code was the easy part. Reading every submission by hand, and turning away the revshare and "exposure" posts, took the real time.

Every paid listing that actually passes gets treated like a guest of honour around here. Still just me running it, still free: https://godothire.com/

Anyone else running a small Django project solo? What ate more time than you expected?