Django Stars

Django Stars was hired by ETH Zürich, a public university, to design and develop a user-friendly website that could query a database. The company was selected for its cost-effective pricing and full life-cycle service. Django Stars assigned 2-5 employees to the project, who successfully created an interface that displayed database information in various map projections. The university found Django Stars through an online search and was satisfied with the deliverables.

Trembit, a communication solutions company, sought the help of Django Stars for the digital transformation of a web application with video streaming capabilities. Django Stars was recommended by a network connection and chosen for their company values and good reputation. The team of 6-10 employees led the project, conducting a detailed analysis, designing the architecture, and developing a user-friendly interface. They seamlessly replaced the client's existing systems, considering dependencies from third-party vendors and critical integrations.

EAT Club, part of Compass Group, engaged Django Stars for engineering staff augmentation, domain expertise, and to reduce time to market. Django Stars was referred to the executive at EAT Club, and was selected for their great culture fit and good value for cost. The team of 6-10 employees from Django Stars integrated seamlessly with the US-based team at EAT Club, consistently delivering a steady flow of feature implementations and playing a critical role in the development of a Minimum Viable Product (MVP) for a new product launch. The collaboration was instrumental in scaling EAT Club's software engineering capabilities to meet expanding product requirements.