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Django Mercury helps you test Django application performance and learn optimization techniques.
Start here to understand what Django Mercury does and how to use it.
- Quick Start Guide: Install and use Django Mercury in 5 minutes
- Architecture Overview: How Django Mercury works under the hood
Join our community and help improve Django Mercury for developers worldwide.
- Contributing Quick Start: Make your first contribution in 30 minutes
- Development Environment Setup: Set up Django Mercury for development
- Quick Start Guide: Basic installation and usage
- Architecture Overview: System design and components
- Contributing Quick Start: First contribution guide
- Development Environment Setup: Development setup for all platforms
- Contributing Python Standards: Python code style and testing
- Contributing C Standards: C extension development standards
- Community Values: Our Fair, Free, Open principles
- Code of Conduct: Community guidelines and standards
- Getting Help: Where to ask questions and get support
Django Mercury follows Fair, Free, Open principles:
Fair: Equal opportunity for all contributors regardless of background or experience level
Free: Free to use, study, share, and improve. No barriers to participation.
Open: Open source development with transparent decision-making and community ownership
Django Mercury was created to support educational equity. Our tools work for:
- Students with limited internet connectivity
- Developers learning on older hardware
- Teachers using resource-constrained equipment
- Global contributors with varying access to technology
Django Mercury uses the Human-in-the-Loop approach:
- 80% Automation: Tools handle repetitive analysis and monitoring
- 20% Human Intelligence: Developers make optimization decisions and learn concepts
This approach teaches performance concepts rather than just detecting problems.
For Users:
For Contributors:
For Community:
- Quick questions: Check Getting Help
- Bug reports: Use GitHub Issues
- Feature ideas: Use GitHub Discussions
- Community chat: Join our Discord (coming soon)
Django Mercury: Making performance testing accessible to developers worldwide.