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🚀 TurboDRF — ускоритель Django REST Framework без боли

TurboDRF — лёгкий способ ускорить ваш Django API без перехода на FastAPI или переписывания логики.

🔥 Что даёт TurboDRF:
• ⚡ Быстрый рендер сериализаторов
• 🧠 Автоматический prefetch_related и select_related
• 🧊 Кэширование сериализованных ответов
• 🧩 Совместим с обычными DRF-сериализаторами

📦 Установка:

pip install turbodrf

🛠️ Пример:


from turbodrf.mixins import TurboModelSerializer

class MySerializer(TurboModelSerializer):
    class Meta:
        model = MyModel
        fields = "__all__"

✅ Идеален для больших Django-проектов, где важна скорость ответа.

🔗 GitHub: https://github.com/alexandercollins/turbodrf

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from turbodrf.mixins import TurboModelSerializer

class MySerializer(TurboModelSerializer):
    class Meta:
        model = MyModel
        fields = "__all__"

✅ Идеален для больших Django-проектов, где важна скорость ответа.

🔗 GitHub: https://github.com/alexandercollins/turbodrf

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