Team

The membership of Django Commons can be viewed on GitHub.

Current Admins

Django Commons is currently administered by the following people. If you'd like to join them, please open a "New admin" issue at django-commons/membership.

Daniel Moran

Daniel Moran has been developing tools for software developers for over a decade and maintaining and contributing to different projects (fakeredis, django-tasks-scheduler, GitHub Actions Manager Plugin for JetBrains IDEs). When Daniel isn't writing code, he is travelling the world and practicing speaking in different languages.

You can find out more about Daniel on his LinkedIn page.

Lacey Henschel

Lacey Henschel is a Python engineer at REVSYS and a longtime contributor to the Django community as a conference organizer, volunteer, and speaker. She organized and coached at several workshops in the first years of Django Girls, and contributed to the Django Girls organizer and coaching docs. Her favorite thing is helping complex topics go from "intimidating" to "totally doable" for people of all experience levels.

You can find out more about Lacey at her website www.laceyhenschel.com.

Ryan Cheley

Ryan Cheley is a Django enthusiast and one of the maintainers of Django Packages. He's been a Navigator for Djangonaut Space and has spoken at DjangoCon US three times about topics ranging from fixing ORM bugs to building better error culture.

You can find out more about Ryan at his website www.ryancheley.com.

Storm Heg

Storm is a Wagtail CMS and Django contractor from The Netherlands 🇳🇱. He is involved in the Wagtail community as a member of the core team since 2021 and helps maintain several packages in the Wagtail Nest organization, which has similar goals to Django Commons but for Wagtail. When he is not committing code or preparing a talk for a conference, he enjoys movies, tv shows and random YouTube deep dives on topics such as history or technology. Ask him about something random he learned recently when you see him!

Tim Schilling

Tim is a Django/Python developer who has become very involved in the Django community over the past few years. He started by helping maintain the django-debug-toolbar library and has moved to help in other areas, including Djangonaut Space, Django Commons, and the Django Steering Council (6.x series). Tim also was a DEFNA director and a DjangoCon US organizer. Beyond community organizing Tim likes to bake bread 🍞, brew beer 🍻, ferment hot sauce 🌶️ and as of 2025, roast coffee ☕.

You can find out more about Tim at his website www.better-simple.com.

Past Admins

There currently are no past members.