The right Django online test to screen Django developers
Recommended roles for our online Django test
- Django programmer
- Front-end developer
- Back-end developer
- Web developer
- Full-stack Django developer
- Django programmer
- Senior Django developer
- Junior Django developer
- Django software developer
How our Django test works
Our Django online tests are powered by the RealLifeTesting™ methodology. Applicants are required to build or add features to an application using the languages and components of the existing Django framework. Our Django online tests will assess your applicant’s knowledge, coding ability, logical reasoning, and time-management.
Key features
- Test software development skills and not just academic knowledge
- Test candidates anywhere in the world, any time
- The RealLifeTesting™ methodology creates a better user experience where candidates can use their own IDE, clone to GIT, run unit tests and access Stack Overlow/Github/Google for research
- Strict controls to verify your applicant’s skills and eliminate plagiarism
- Automated test results that can be understood by non-technical recruiters
- Tests for all levels of experience
What to look for in a Django developer
Django is a free, high-level web framework that focuses on the rapid development of written software from concept to finished product. The framework has built-in the most important tools that are sufficient for basic use and has gained popularity for it’s automatically generated admin panel.
A proficient Django developer should be familiar with the key features of the Django framework and its web application functionality. Additionally, they should possess proficient knowledge in CBV, CRUD, REST, and ORM Queryset filtering.
Skills covered in our Django online test
- CBV (class-based views)
- CRUD
- REST
- ORM – Queryset filtering
- Model class
- Management command
- Templates engine
- Authentication
- File read
- Signals
- Automatic admin interface
Not what you’re looking for?
Do you want to test your candidates’ Django development skills using your own codebase? No problem. The DevSkiller task wizard lets you build your unique tests using your own resources. Our online Django tests give you the freedom to screen and analyze your candidates anywhere in the world, any time.
How can you be sure our Django online tests and interview questions work?
We’re so confident in our Django online tests and interview questions, that we’re happy to let our clients do the talking for us:
Ivana Nikolic – HR Manager at ImpacTech
“The greatest advantage for the candidates is that they can proceed with the tests at their own convenience. In case you have a candidate who is already working and is thinking about changing the career or moving to another company, it is also a time saver for them, as they do not have to take time off in order to attend numerous interviews in the search for a new position.”
Julien Gauthiez – Talent Acquisition Manager EMEA at Criteo
“We use DevSkiller in 15 locations around our 3 regions (US/APAC/EMEA). We have 7 frequent users in TA (recruiters) across our regions, and our technical hiring manager users rotate depending on current needs. More than 30 have logged into the platform once to review an assignment or create a test.”
Olga Berger – Lead Recruiter & Sourcing Specialist at CodeValue
“DevSkiller is easy to use and friendly.”
Frequently asked questions
What is RealLifeTestingTM?
What makes DevSkiller testing unique, is that we implement RealLifeTestingTM into our Django online tests and interview questions. RealLifeTestingTM works on the premise that the best way to assess a developer is to recreate their real work environment and see how they respond. RealLifeTestingTM offers a simulated version of a developer’s everyday challenges.
We don’t ask developer candidates to recite long-forgotten coding patterns and algorithms. Instead, we ask them to carry out the kinds of work they do every day and see how good they are at it. We assess them based on their actual development skills. It seems like an obvious way to test developers, but up until now, this hasn’t been the way.
Our Django online tests and interview questions offer recruiters a comprehensive understanding of their applicants’ skill levels. The successful candidates are those who demonstrate clear understanding, who utilize resources like Stack Overflow, and who possess the critical thinking skills required to deal with the challenges they’re presented with.
Do I need to be a programmer to use DevSkiller?
We don’t expect you to be an expert in Django yourself. We have our own experts who have made our Django online tests and interview questions as automated as possible.
Our tests accurately verify the technical skills of the candidates screened on your behalf. Assessment is automatic, meaning once a test is completed, you will receive an easy-to-read report letting you know how well the candidate has performed. Taking the pressure off recruiters who are expected to individually assess how well each candidate performs otherwise.
How do candidates take a Django online test?
DevSkiller Django online tests and interview questions can be accessed remotely. Send out a test invite to your developer candidates and they can take the test wherever they are. Meaning our testing method is convenient for the candidates and for you. You can also add time limits on how long each test link is active, so you’re not left waiting around for the results.
When it comes to taking our Django online tests and interview questions, candidates have the option to use our own state-of-the-art in-browser IDE, or their own favorite IDE; cloning the project to GIT afterwards. Candidates can run unit tests to check that their solutions are working properly. Once they have completed the test, or if the time elapses, a progress report on how the candidate did, is automatically sent to the recruiter.
What’s the test duration?
Our Django online tests and interview questions are flexible when it comes to duration. This can be set depending on your preferences. Our task wizard comes with tests programmed with default settings including duration. However, you have the option to change any of those settings if you prefer. Furthermore, you can even set time limits for individual questions.