Very interesting talk about packaging and shipping your Django App to run in a Desktop Context through Electron by@[email protected] - It's apparently not that different from running on the web and since there's only one user at a time, it needs way less resources. #DjangoCon #electron

I'm planning to do a lightning ⚡ talk tonight - To JWT or not to JWT - why JSON Web Tokens might not be the one size that fits all (in my opinion) vote for me in the #DjangoCon Chat: chat.djangocon.eu/#narrow/chan...#narrow #selfpromotion #django #jwt #security

Kickoff for Thursday at #DjangoCon#Europe. 🇬🇷 - @[email protected] gives a beginner friendly Intro to Agentic Coding and shows how to have AI generate your Playwright Tests or Diagrams in Excakidraw. For advanced users the small example using the Copilot SDK should be very interesting I think.

Kickoff for Thursday at #DjangoCon#Europe. 🇬🇷 - @[email protected] gives a beginner friendly Intro to Agentic Coding and shows how to have AI generate your Playwright Tests or Diagrams in Excakidraw. For advanced users the small example using the Copilot SDK should be very interesting I think.

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Very advanced database stuff for very big tables - @timb07.bsky.social talked about database partitioning and especially applying partitioning to an already existing database. The screenshot shows one of the queries needed to perform the migration. #DjangoCon

Skipped the afternoon talks to attend a Workshop with @thibaudcolas.bsky.social He talks about llms.txt as a standardised format for writing documentation optimized for LLM agents showing both the good (lighter docs, easy to find, ...) and bad (prompt injection, no ad traffic, ...) #DjangoCon

Just finished a great talk by Haki Benita where he proposed reliable signals - basically a signal whose only job is triggering a Task. The example used in the talk (a payment flow) is pretty much the textbook example of why the Django Docs warn to not mistake signals for loose coupling #DjangoCon.

@[email protected] the chat website was mentioned many times, but same as last year the registration is not open to the public - You can sign up via the link on the website, but not via the chat.djangocon.eu website directly (It says you need an invite to sign up)

Another talk about what AI does to Open Source projects (there will be more positive AI talks later in the conference). Here @paulox.net shows examples of how maintainers feel about AI and what rules they set in their projects. #DjangoCon

I'm old enough to remember when going online felt like a fun little treat and I just want to get back there. I want everyone to be there with me.

@[email protected] presenting @[email protected] in Athens. In his talk he showed some interesting statistics about how security issues have evolved in Django and how the process goes from a user reporting an issue to the Django security team triaging and handling them. #DjangoCon

Kickoff for #DjangoCon #Europe 2026 in Athens by @carltongibson.bsky.social Carlton talks about the landscape of type hinting in Python and Django. The second part of the keynote then introduced Django mantle a type safe wrapper for Django ORM. Hadn't heard of it before - def gonna try it out

Another year in the bag. Finished in just over 2 hours, speed increased by 2 kph over last year (times aren't really comparable as the track for the race was changed and shortened by ~10km this year) #rundumkoeln

A more serious Lightning Talk by Daniele Procida It started with a harmless question about our favorite film, which turned into the shortcomings of technology when it comes to representing people that aren't involved or are a minority in its creation. 1/2 #DjangoConEU #django #dublin

Carlton Gibson just gave a talk about how the Django maintainers and steering council in particular make decisions and how they have to balance their own resources and the needs of different parts of the Django community like early adopters vs those who stick to LTS releases. #DjangoCon

Day 1 of #DjangoConEurope #Dublin is over: Great keynote by Sarah Boyce about how to best help in open source projects - they usually don't lack code contributions and would much rather have you review someone's PR than fix the 10 millionth spelling error.

Bienenkönigin 🙃

My first two weeks as an IT-Architect (previously Senior Dev) are over, here's what I learned: 1. Despite having standard-processes in our company they can be interpreted differently (i.e.: There must be Content- & Code-Reviews, noone said they must happen in that order, both teams switched them🔁)