DjangoCon EU 2019

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DjangoCon EU 2019

DjangoCon EU 2019

DjangoCon Europe is run by the community for the community: We are the 11th European conference, made up of Django practitioners from all levels. We welcome people from all over the world. Our conference seeks to educate and develop new skills, best practices and ideas for the benefit of attendees, developers, speakers and everyone in our global Django Community, not least those watching the talks online.

Our mission is also beyond Django as a technology: Our conference values diversity and inclusivity and seeks to have a real impact on people’s lives and local communities. Please read our Call for Participation and our Code of Conduct.

April 2019 Backend

Advanced, free, open-source application performance monitoring for your Python apps

Advanced, free, open-source application performance monitoring for your Python apps

Advanced, free, open-source application performance monitoring for your Python apps

EMANUIL TOLEV

April 2019 Backend

Apathy and Arsenic: a Victorian Era lesson on fighting the surveillance state

Apathy and Arsenic: a Victorian Era lesson on fighting the surveillance state

Apathy and Arsenic: a Victorian Era lesson on fighting the surveillance state

LILLY RYAN

April 2019 Backend

Building a custom model field from the ground up

Building a custom model field from the ground up

Building a custom model field from the ground up

DMITRY DYGALO

April 2019 Backend

Building a Django Community in Africa

Building a Django Community in Africa

Building a Django Community in Africa

ABIGAIL MESRENYAME DOGBE, NOAH ALORWU

April 2019 Backend

Building plugin ecosystems with Django

Building plugin ecosystems with Django

Building plugin ecosystems with Django

RAPHAEL MICHEL

April 2019 Backend

Day 1 Lightning Talks

Day 1 Lightning Talks

Day 1 Lightning Talks

April 2019 Backend

Day 2 Lightning Talks

Day 2 Lightning Talks

Day 2 Lightning Talks

April 2019 Backend

Day 3 Lightning Talks

Day 3 Lightning Talks

Day 3 Lightning Talks

April 2019 Backend

Django and Web Security Headers

Django and Web Security Headers

Django and Web Security Headers

ADAM JOHNSON

April 2019 Backend

Docs or it didn't happen! (with Q&A)

Docs or it didn't happen! (with Q&A)

Docs or it didn't happen! (with Q&A)

MIKEY ARIEL

April 2019 Backend

Does this run in linear time? A case for algorithmics

Does this run in linear time? A case for algorithmics

Does this run in linear time? A case for algorithmics

IULIA AVRAM

April 2019 Backend

Feeding the Pony: Contributing back to Django & How to make that work for you

Feeding the Pony: Contributing back to Django & How to make that work for you

Feeding the Pony: Contributing back to Django & How to make that work for you

CARLTON GIBSON

April 2019 Backend

Fetching data from APIs using Django and GraphQl without hitting the rate li..

Fetching data from APIs using Django and GraphQl without hitting the rate li..

Fetching data from APIs using Django and GraphQl without hitting the rate li..

MANASWINI DAS

April 2019 Backend

Frontend Development for Backend Developers

Frontend Development for Backend Developers

Frontend Development for Backend Developers

ROBERT TOWNLEY

April 2019 Backend

Here Come The Robots

Here Come The Robots

Here Come The Robots

TOM DYSON

April 2019 Backend

How (and why!) to build a Django based project with SQLAlchemy Core

How (and why!) to build a Django based project with SQLAlchemy Core

How (and why!) to build a Django based project with SQLAlchemy Core

GLEB PUSHKOV

April 2019 Backend

How PyLadies Brazil became the biggest PyLadies chapter of the world

How PyLadies Brazil became the biggest PyLadies chapter of the world

How PyLadies Brazil became the biggest PyLadies chapter of the world

THAIS VIANA

April 2019 Backend

Jupyter, Django and Altair

Jupyter, Django and Altair

Jupyter, Django and Altair

CHRIS ADAMS

April 2019 Backend

Logging Rethought 2: The Actions of Frank Taylor Jr.

Logging Rethought 2: The Actions of Frank Taylor Jr.

Logging Rethought 2: The Actions of Frank Taylor Jr.

MARKUS HOLTERMANN

April 2019 Backend

Maintaning a Django codebase after 10k commits

Maintaning a Django codebase after 10k commits

Maintaning a Django codebase after 10k commits

JOACHIM JABLON, STÉPHANE 'TWIDI' ANGEL

April 2019 Backend

Making your life (h)APIer with Django

Making your life (h)APIer with Django

Making your life (h)APIer with Django

EMMA DELESCOLLE

April 2019 Backend

Maps with GeoDjango, PostGIS and Leaflet

Maps with GeoDjango, PostGIS and Leaflet

Maps with GeoDjango, PostGIS and Leaflet

PAOLO MELCHIORRE

April 2019 Backend

Nothingness and identity in Python and Django

Nothingness and identity in Python and Django

Nothingness and identity in Python and Django

DANIELE PROCIDA

April 2019 Backend

Pentesting your Django apps

Pentesting your Django apps

Pentesting your Django apps

KEIRA AND SKY

April 2019 Backend

Pushing the ORM to its limits

Pushing the ORM to its limits

Pushing the ORM to its limits

SIGURD LJØDAL

April 2019 Backend

Reduce, Reuse, Recycle

Reduce, Reuse, Recycle

Reduce, Reuse, Recycle

AARON BASSETT

April 2019 Backend

Serverless Django with Zappa

Serverless Django with Zappa

Serverless Django with Zappa

NEAL TODD

April 2019 Backend

Simple visual regression testing

Simple visual regression testing

Simple visual regression testing

ZELMA GIST

April 2019 Backend

Sketching out a Django redesign

Sketching out a Django redesign

Sketching out a Django redesign

TOM CHRISTIE

April 2019 Backend

Take the goRe out of a DjangoReact stack

Take the goRe out of a DjangoReact stack

Take the goRe out of a DjangoReact stack

NATHAN GABEREL

April 2019 Backend

The 750,000-line long pull request: crafting a more resilient open source community

The 750,000-line long pull request: crafting a more resilient open source community

The 750,000-line long pull request: crafting a more resilient open source community

ANNA-LIVIA GOMART