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title: DjangoCon Europe 2018
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date: 2018-05-26
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speaker: Russell Keith-Magee, Katie McLaughlin
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url: https://2018.djangocon.eu/

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title: DjangoCon Europe 2018
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date: 2018-05-24
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title: DjangoCon EU 2019
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date: 2019-04-13
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title: DjangoCon Europe 2019
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date: 2019-04-10
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description: 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.
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title: DjangoCon US 2018
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date: 2018-10-17
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title: DjangoCon US 2018
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Here’s a fun experiment: Mention timezones within earshot of any experienced programmer. Now wait until the profanity stops.
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Handling dates and time is an incredibly common requirement in computer applications. That’s hardly surprising - we all use computers to record when we did old things, track how long things take, and to plan when we’re going to do things. So why is dealing with time so difficult?
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Well, it’s because time has a very sordid history. What we even think of as time has changed. In this talk, you’ll travel through time, and see the impact that two thousand years of history have had on our modern life. You’ll be shown how all this wibbly-wobbly, timey-wimey history stuff affects the data modelling and APIs we use on a daily basis.
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This is going to take some… time.
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talk_title: It's About Time

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Web Assembly, or WASM, is perhaps the biggest change to come to the Web since the introduction of JavaScript. It has the potential to radically alter what we think of as “the Web”, and how we program for the Web as a platform. It’s especially interesting for those using Python web frameworks, because it provides a path for executing server-side web application logic as a client-side capability in the browser.
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In this talk, you’ll get a gentle introduction to WASM, covering both the history and theory, and the practical approaches you’ll need as an author of WASM code. You’ll learn about the tools that exist to help you write WASM code, and how to use those tools as part of your Python web projects today. You’ll also learn what the future may hold for Python on the web.
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talk_title: WASM Matter

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The web is an amazing platform for building and deploying code so that users can access functionality. As Django developers, you know how to use Python to build views and APIs that integrate with a database, and how to develop frontend HTML, CSS and Javascript. But sometimes, you need a little bit more than a website can provide. You need an app.
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Apps provide a different experience for end users, and access to more of your device’s native capabilities. If you were to look into the Apple’s developer resources for iOS, or Google’s developer resources for Android, you might come to the conclusion that, as Python web developers, you’re locked out of these app ecosystems. The good news: you’re not.
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In this talk, you’ll learn multiple techniques for leveraging your existing Python skills and Django codebase to develop an app you can distribute to your end-users. You’ll also learn the advantages, disadvantages and limits of these approaches - and what to do when you hit those limits.
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talk_title: How to turn your Website into an App (and why maybe you shouldn't!)

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