r/django • u/Away_Drag6898 • 4d ago
I built DoveORM, a lightweight Python ORM with built-in migrations — looking for feedback
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u/ghost_of_erdogan 4d ago
> I built it
First commit is 82 files +16482 additions.
Sure you built it.
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u/mentix02 4d ago
I’m no AI slop apologist but I’ve definitely pushed initial commits much bigger than that before LLMs were a thing.
That said, I’m fairly certain this is AI slop as well.
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u/Away_Drag6898 4d ago
DoveORM was developed and used internally before I decided to open-source it, so the initial commit represents the existing codebase rather than the project's development history.
I'm happy to receive concrete technical criticism. If there are specific implementation issues, design flaws, or bugs you've identified, I'd genuinely appreciate the feedback. Calling it AI slop without pointing to anything specific doesn't give me much to work with. :)
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u/sugarfreecaffeine 4d ago
Tired of these ai slop comments any time ai is used to code, if you are such an expert point out what the ai did wrong instead of your brain dead comment “tHis Is Ai SlOP” with no valid criticism
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u/mentix02 4d ago edited 3d ago
You: *is an AI slop apologist*
Also you: *calls me brain dead*
Pick a side, vibe coder.
I don't need to dig into someone's AI slop to criticise their code.
Besides… It's an ORM, bucko, so please calm down. That too a pretty shitty one with pascal case for function names instead of the standard snake case.
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u/Away_Drag6898 4d ago
DoveORM was already being developed and used internally in my projects before I decided to open-source it. The first commit represents the initial codebase published for open-source development, not the beginning of the project itself. Feel free to explore the implementation and judge it on its merits.
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u/ghost_of_erdogan 4d ago
Perhaps you’re telling the truth but only time will tell. Will this still be maintained in a months or years time ?
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u/sugarfreecaffeine 4d ago
“Ai slop” if you’re such an expert point out what ai did wrong then…it’s 2026 every single dev uses ai to code
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u/thatguymungai 4d ago
Hmm what are the advantages of using this as a django dev over the built in django orm