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DjangoCon US :django: :python: @djangocon

2026-10-23

How do you make sense of the JavaScript ecosystem?
From the archives, Andrew Pinkham compares frontend libraries and explores React, Redux, Webpack, fetch, Promises, and thunks.
Watch: https://youtu.be/g8d6UbVCuuw
Join us in 2027: https://ti.to/defna/djangocon-us-2027
#Django #JavaScript

#django #javascript

DjangoCon US :django: :python: @djangocon

2026-10-22

How can Django help make ML experiments reproducible?
From the archives, Lorena Mesa combines Django, Docker, and scikit-learn to version feature engineering and move models toward production.
Watch: https://youtu.be/zaT7DRsB9Cw
Sponsor DjangoCon US 2027: https://2027.djangocon.us/sponsors/information/
#Django #ML

#django #ml

DjangoCon US :django: :python: @djangocon

2026-10-21

Elasticsearch can do much more than search.
From the archives, Simon Willison explores using it as a denormalized query layer for recommendations, geographic filtering, activity analysis, and more.
Watch: https://youtu.be/NzcvewgqYog
Join us in 2027: https://ti.to/defna/djangocon-us-2027
#Django #Elasticsearch

#django #elasticsearch

Django on the Med 🏖️ @djangomed

2026-10-21

One month ago, Django on the Med 2026 was just getting started in Pescara 🏖️

For our last interview video this year, we hear from @shaib and @morenomazzocchetti 🎙️

Shai talks about how meeting and working together in person gives him fresh energy for the months of @django work ahead. Moreno is a developer from Pescara who joined us wanting to start contributing to Django. 🚀

A nice way to close this little series of voices from Pescara 😊

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