DjangoCon US 2012

43 speakers

Coverage of DjangoCon US 2012

45 sessions

Tutorials Day 1 Monday 3rd September 2012

• 2:00pm Building Multilingual Sites

  presented by ‏Chris Adams‎

• Making Accessible Web Sites

  presented by Katie Cunningham

Talks Day 2 Tuesday 4th September 2012

• 9:00am Welcome to DjangoCon

• 9:15am Welcome to Washington: The challenge of building "platforms" for political power and change

  presented by Eric Sterling

• 10:15am Maintaining Your Sanity While Maintaining Your Open Source App

  presented by Mark Lavin

• 10:15am Take Two: If I got to do it all over again

  presented by Alex Gaynor

• 11:05am Creating Dynamic Applications with Django and Backbone.js

  presented by Mjumbe Poe

• 11:05am Debugging Live Python Web Applications

  presented by Amjith Ramanujam and Graham Dumpleton

• 1:30pm A Gringo's Guide to Internationalization

  presented by Jacob Burch

• 1:30pm Views can be Classy!

  presented by Kenneth Love

• 2:20pm OpenBlock: Overview & Initial Experience

  presented by Karen Tracey and Colin Copeland

• 2:20pm Django on Gevent

  presented by Cody Soyland

• 3:30pm DSF Keynote

  presented by Russell Keith-Magee

• 4:20pm PostgreSQL when it's not your job.

  presented by Christophe Pettus

• 4:20pm Designing Your Open Source Project

  presented by Bryan Veloso

• 5:10pm API Design Tips

  presented by Daniel Lindsley

• 5:10pm How we found our security best practices (and what they are)

  presented by James Socol

• 6:00pm Lightnings Talks

Talks Day 3 Wednesday 5th September 2012

• 9:00am Lightnings Talks

• 10:15am While we're here, let's fix computer science education

  presented by Selena Deckelmann

• 11:05am So You Want to Make a Payment: Comparing and contrasting Django payment options

  presented by Joe Jasinski

• 11:05am The Dungeon Master's guide to Django's ORM

  presented by Malcolm Tredinnick

• 1:30pm Between where the Tutorials end & the Wild West begins: bringing new devs up to speed on Django

  presented by Julia Grace

• 1:30pm Cryptography for Django Applications

  presented by Erik LaBianca

• 2:20pm Why the Django Community Sucks

  presented by Justin Myles Holmes

• 2:20pm Lessons in Testing

  presented by David Cramer

• 3:30pm BDFL Keynote

  presented by Adrian Holovaty

• 4:20pm Django forms in a web API world

  presented by Tareque Hossain

• 4:20pm What is Django's Role on Mobile?

  presented by Eric Florenzano

• 5:10pm Using Celery with Social Networks

  presented by David Gouldin

• 5:10pm Flasky Goodness (or Why Django Sucks?)

  presented by Kenneth Reitz

Talks Day 4 Thursday 6th September 2012

• 9:00am Lightning Talks

• 10:15am Data on the Wire: An Extinction Level Event for Web Frameworks

  presented by Geoff Schmidt

• 11:05am Under the Microscope: Evaluating Existing Django Code When Onboarding a New Client

  presented by Joe Jasinski and Brian Moloney

• 11:05am About Django from the Pyramid Guy

  presented by Chris McDonough

• 1:30pm Is Django for Designers?

  presented by Julia Elman

• 1:30pm Accelerating and Enhancing Django with Redis

  presented by Joshua "jag" Ginsberg

• 2:20pm Q&A with the core devs

• 3:30pm Where Django Caching Busts at the Seams

  presented by Mike Biglan and Kyle Rimkus

• 3:30pm Models and Migrations and Schemas - oh my!

  presented by Andrew Godwin

• 4:20pm Django's Nasal Passage

  presented by Erik Rose

• 4:20pm Building PCI compliant Django applications

  presented by Ken Cochrane

• 5:10pm Get off the bench: Making the leap from user to contributor

  presented by Russell Keith-Magee

• 5:10pm Boosting teamwork with Vagrant

  presented by Julien Phalip

• 6:00pm Sprints Kick-off

Sprints Day 5 Friday 7th September 2012

Sprints Day 6 Saturday 8th September 2012

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