DjangoCon AU 2013
| title | author | length |
|---|---|---|
| Keynote: The myth of goldilocks and the three frameworks, Pyramid, Django and Plone | Dylan Jay | 46m |
Plone claims enterprise-grade CMS features: 300+ contributors, 400+ plugins and "1000+ commits/month", multi-site out of the box and strong security (used by… | ||
| DjangoCon AU Lightning Talks | 33m | |
Five‑minute demos show concrete tools and outcomes: a bank scraper built with selenium + python (headless Firefox, pyvirtualdisplay, image‑shredding to press… | ||
| The Server Side: The coolest parts of backend development with Django | Tom Eastman | 45m |
Tom Eastman
http://2013.pycon-au.org/schedule/30055/view_talk
There are few feelings more sweet than being a web-app backend developer, and knowing that the… | ||
| Keynote: A divided web, a review of the role of frameworks | Alex Gaynor | 43m |
Argument: the web splits into heavy client and heavy server work, and frameworks mostly make existing things easier rather than invent new capabilities. Django… | ||
| Core Developer Panel | 44m | |
Panel of Django core committers debates concrete decisions: whether to adapt for heavy-JavaScript APIs or stay HTML-first, proposals to support websockets, and… | ||
| A state of REST. | Curtis Maloney | 30m |
Compares three Django API libraries with concrete differences: TastyPie is a monolithic resource (≈2,100 GitHub watchers) that's easy to drop in but becomes… | ||
| Porting Django apps to Python 3 | Jacob Kaplan-Moss | 47m |
Django 1.5 adds Python 3 support and Django 1.6 declares it stable; migration strategy uses single-source Python‑3-first code with shims (six… | ||
| Unleash the ponies! Using FeinCMS to add content tools that users love to any Django model | Greg Turner | 29m |
Shows how to bolt FeinCMS onto any Django model by inheriting the FeinCMS base, declaring content lumps in named regions like main and sidebar, and letting… | ||
| Django Unstrained | Simon Meers | 26m |
Compilation of concrete Django shortcuts and reusable code: a Bitbucket Django-generic library of admin mixins (batch-update, cooked ID fields replacing raw-id… | ||
| Secrets of the testing masters | Russell Keith-Magee | 29m |
Shows that Django fixtures often turn into 18-line JSON blobs because the default user model has about 12 required fields, and recommends replacing repeated… | ||
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