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## Django Styleguide in the Wild
Here's a collection of different folks & companies, that have found the styleguide useful.
Here's a collection of different folks & companies, that have found the styleguide useful:
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**Jane Doe, Senior Software Engineer at Example Corp.**
**Michael Valencia, CTO at [Facturedo](https://facturedo.com/)**
> As a Django developer, I was looking for examples and style guides of how other organizations structure their code in actual projects. I found the DjangoStyleguide a few months ago.
> The source code of our core project in Facturedo started to get messy.
> Business logic could be found in many, incoherent places. We needed a solution to structure our Django project and we found it in the Django Styleguide.
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> I integrated some of the examples in my side project. It helped me to organize some bits of my code. I want to recommend it to anyone who uses Django, and it's not sure how to structure their project or want to see a different approach.
> We recommend it to anyone wanting to structure a medium to large-sized project.
> It's a well defined guide that's constantly evolving.
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