"State of Django" Panel
summary
Django community reports concrete wins and concrete asks: 69 upcoming events and 671 past workshops, 43,885 applicants with about 16,000 attendees and 21% moving into tech, translated Django Girls tutorial into 14 languages, plans for a pan‑African PyCon in 2020, and fast security triage by two DSF‑funded fellows often within hours. Governance changes propose shutting the private lists and a merge role proposal to move decisions onto the public django‑developers list. Funding and fellows expansion target third‑party app maintenance and outreach.
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chapters (32)
- 0:00Introduction
- 1:04Introductions
- 1:53Who are you
- 2:52Django Girls
- 4:02Django Girls in Africa
- 5:07Django Girls Funding
- 5:34Django Girls Education
- 6:57What makes a good mentor
- 8:13The beginner mind
- 8:33Django Documentation Tutorials
- 10:21DjangoCon
- 12:37How did you pull this off
- 13:39DjangoCon is inclusive
- 15:49DjangoCon patterns
- 16:01DjangoCon marketing
- 17:10DjangoCon talks
- 17:25International DjangoCon
- 20:48Jail Girl Soul
- 21:19Django Core
- 24:05Asynchronous governance
- 27:04Django Fellows
- 29:17ThirdParty Apps
- 30:45Diversity Audit
- 31:43Office Hours
- 32:38Django Framework
- 35:06Django Software Foundation
- 36:36Helping people meet their goals
- 38:02The largest bank account
- 40:03Call to action
- 43:14Getting involved
- 44:50Building Bridges
- 46:58Local Django Events
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