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  1. Announcing the next edition of Django on the Med 🏖️

    tl;dr September 23 to 25, 2026 in Pescara, Italy 🇮🇹

    We'll see you there!

    buttondown.com/django-on-the-m

    #Django #DjangoOnTheMed #Sprints

  2. @cstross Reminds me of this article of Richard Rorty’s from 2004.

    > In a worst-case scenario, historians will someday have to explain why the golden age of Western democracy […] lasted only about two hundred years.

    lrb.co.uk/the-paper/v26/n07/ri #LRB

  3. Two great Django Async projects highlighted in this week’s Django News.

    DjangoRealtime, which is SSEs using Postgres as the messaging layer, and Django-Liveview, which lets you build real-time, reactive interfaces with Django using WebSockets, based on Channels.

    Just two of the numerous Django projects out there leveraging async to let you build responsive, real-time applications. Go check them out! 🦄

    django-news.com/issues/314?#pr

    #django #async #channels #sse #websockets

  4. Hey @andros! Excited to see the update. I was only thinking of this project the other day. Let me check it out. 🤩

    We'll have to get you on @djangochat in the new year so you can tell us all about it! 🎙️ #Django #Channels #LiveView

  5. OK, I voted 🗳️ Thanks reminder email 📧 #dsf

  6. "Every one is an LTS" — Here's my proposal to move Django to an annual release cycle. 🌶️🌶️🌶️

    No idea how that's gonna go but 🥳

    buttondown.com/carlton/archive #Django #TheStackReport

  7. Working on this month's Stack Report:

    API Stability Guarantees are hard
    Long-Term Support Releases are hard
    A Robust Security Policy is hard

    Yet #Django does them all. We should play to our strengths here. #TheStackReport

  8. Outlining this month’s Stack Report. Spicy 🌶️ 🌶️ 🌶️ #TheStackReport

  9. This month's Stack Report is going out now.

    "Same Again, No Rush" — some reflections on being twenty years into a software career.

    buttondown.com/carlton/archive #TheStackReport

  10. I'm super excited about @thom's preview of the upcoming 1.0 of HTTPX. It's shaping up to be the Python HTTP toolkit I always wanted.

    Just go look at that server example on the homepage. And it gets better from there. 🥰

    encode.io/httpnext/ #Python #HTTP #HTTPX

  11. “””Neoliberalism morphed into paleo-libertarianism: free markets plus primitive racial, sexual and political hierarchies. Hayek had celebrated dynamic entrepreneurs and free-thinking intellectuals. Hayek's bastards were into cavemen.”””

    lrb.co.uk/the-paper/v47/n09/da #LRB

  12. Early summer reading delivery day apparently #LRB #LeDiplo

  13. Child12a declared that they want to learn Python. “Will you teach me Dad?” — “Uncle @ehmatthes will teach you, I’ll help”.

  14. @trey welcome aboard! Every day there are more of us 🤗

    Time for me to progress Phase 2 I guess

  15. My @buttondown subscription just renewed. Must be almost a year since I started

  16. I think I've written the same thing enough times now.

    $ workon neapolitan
    $ git switch -c htmx-components
    $ bbedit components.py

    🦄

  17. With thanks to @browniebroke for preparing the release, and a whole host of contributors, new and old, DRF 3.16 is now available on PyPI:

    $ pip install -U djangorestframework

    Highlights include updated Python and Django compatibility — it's fully ready for the Django 5.2 LTS upgrade that you have scheduled for next week — and there's a few other niceties in there too. Go get yours now! 🦄

    django-rest-framework.org/comm

  18. This month's Stack Report is going out now. An open access issue on "Managing Django's Queue" 🦄

    buttondown.com/carlton/archive

  19. The last Stack Report of the year is locked and loaded, ready to go tomorrow. It’s on getting from an idea to something that starts to look like a plan. Get your 2025 goal setting off to a good start 🥳

    buttondown.com/carlton

  20. Next year’s diary now in active use.

  21. @wsvincent Thanks Will ☺️ I’m glad you liked it! I was pleased to finally get the Ben-Hur clip in! 🎬

  22. @kevinrenskers This is one of my favourite moments in cinema 🎬. I think it captures some important lessons about the human condition 🍿

  23. This month's Stack Report is going out to subscribers now. The first of a two-parter on Getting stuff done to wrap up the year, and set you up for Jan.

    buttondown.com/carlton/archive

  24. A little late because it was the kids' birthday yesterday, this month's Stack Report, some thoughts on Django Core.

    buttondown.com/carlton/archive

  25. I think I might save the piece on postwar French thought to the present for another day. 🛌

  26. @webology This month’s is Django related… but I’m unlikely to touch on the version numbering.

    If I’m entirely straightforward, I think it’s the least of things we should be thinking of. There’s only so much give at any one time, only so much effort, and I’d really like us to think about where the ROI is highest on that. (That I likely will touch on 😅)

  27. @CodenameTim @sarahboyce @jacob That's a very nice offer from both of you. 🎁 I am good for coffee ☕️

    If folks want to support my efforts then I have my newsletter, The Stack Report that folks can sign up for. There's no obligation on that, and this month's issue will be free access, since it's about Django's technical direction (so there's no rush either 🥳)

    buttondown.com/carlton/

  28. This month’ Stack Report starting to come together. Currently subsection draft «HTMX is not the 100 year tech» 🌶️

  29. @jacob 🫡

    Got a topic for this month’s Stack Report then.

  30. @webology glad you’re enjoying it Jeff. I like the image of you reading it with your coffee ☕️

  31. Thanks @wsvincent — glad you liked it! 🤗

    I tend to upset people when I talk about software licensing, but since that seems to be the case anyway, I might just take it on 🥳

  32. Glad you’re enjoying it @oliverandrich! 🤗

    Who knew “Old man shouts at cloud” would be so well received. 😜

  33. This month's Stack Report should be going out to you now 📧 — it's about Avoiding R&D in Production 💻

    buttondown.com/carlton/archive

  34. No, we don’t need to be able to schedule. We can just rely on our developers’ heroics to get things shipped when we need them.

    Because that’s just what our industry needs more of. 🤦‍♀️

    Drafting this month’s Stack Report. Might go for a walk 😜

  35. Just in time for my trip to DjangoCon 📰

  36. Gah! That took longer than I thought. I'm exhausted. 😅

    This month's Stack Report is going out now. A free-access edition giving my far-too-long thoughts on how we can Evolve Django's auth.User.

    buttondown.com/carlton/archive

  37. @nanorepublica ah, but those at somewhat heretical, so I have to go but by bit. This month’s is on this though. 😜