I’m in the very fortunate position of being made a senior at my new job and have the task of helping recruit a new Django dev to help us out.

I have never had to do this before so I was wondering:

1. Does anyone have any tips for making a candidate feel comfortable?
2. What sort of questions you feel would be appropriate for a junior django dev to be able to answer?

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A few months ago, I built a tool to generate fake data based on a JSON payload(fakeapi). FakeAPI worked fine, but a major downside was that a JSON payload must be sent as a post request to receive data. This is not good for someone emulating any other HTTP methods.

So I decided to build Phoney. Phoney is a mock API generator that lets you create apps to manage endpoints. Other features of phoney include,

• Create apps to manage your endpoints
• Create endpoints that return data in a custom format
• Default API key authentication support
• All methods, GET, POST, PUT, and DELETE, supported.
• Dynamic endpoints supported
• Swagger UI for each endpoint. It makes testing easy.
• Built-in JSON editor for creating endpoint schema
• Supported response codes, 200, 201, and 202
• Syntax highlighting for JSON schema
• Light/Dark theme switch

This is my first ever Django app