Tech Stack
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Django Easystart is built using some of the most modern and powerful technologies available. Here's a rundown of the key technologies we use:

- **Django 4.0:** One of the most popular and powerful web frameworks for Python, used for building robust and scalable applications.

- **Vue.js:** A progressive JavaScript framework used for building user interfaces and single-page applications.

- **Inertia.js:** A library that enables you to create single-page applications using server-side routing and controllers in Laravel and other PHP frameworks, or any Python web framework like Django.

- **PostgreSQL:** A powerful and open-source relational database management system used for storing and managing data in Django Easystart.

- **Celery:** A task queue that lets you run asynchronous tasks in Django Easystart, such as sending emails, processing data, or generating reports.

- **Redis:** A popular in-memory data structure store that is used as a message broker for Celery in Django Easystart.

- **Webpack 5:** A popular module bundler used for building JavaScript applications in Django Easystart, it helps to bundle your assets and deploy to production.

- **Tailwind CSS 3:** A utility-first CSS framework that allows you to rapidly build custom user interfaces with ease.

- **Pytest**: a mature testing framework used to write and run unit tests in Python.

- **Docker and Docker Compose**, tools used to create, deploy, and run applications by using containers.

- **Sentry**: Sentry allows us to quickly identify and fix issues that may arise in production, improving the stability and reliability of our applications.

- **SendGrid**: a cloud-based email service that enables developers to send transactional emails.

All of these technologies work together to create a robust and modern web application development experience that is easy to use, reliable, and scalable.