A Global Team Tackles World Problems with Django 🧭
summary
A small engineering team spread across 13 time zones builds a cloud lab app that replaces messy Excel sizing sheets with a single Django + React app storing configurations and sizing outputs in a database, exportable back into the client’s workflow. Collaboration uses Git pull-request reviews, Slack huddles and Zoom; asynchronous work lets reviewers pick up changes across time, cuts version chaos, speeds access to accurate calculations, and scales to large container‑sized energy storage deployments.
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chapters (8)
- 0:00Introduction and team overview
- 2:57Project description and impact
- 5:49Remote work journeys
- 10:25Collaboration across time zones
- 14:57Benefits of global remote work
- 21:01Cultural dynamics and communication
- 27:44Tools and process evolution
- 34:00Final reflections and Q&A
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