📆 Replace Eric's talk with Lorenzo's

Author: drewbrew

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+company: Alasco GmbH
+hidden: false
+name: Lorenzo Peña
+permalink: /presenters/lorenzo-pena/
+photo: lorenzo-pena.jpg
+social:
+    bluesky: null
+    github: null
+    instagram: null
+    mastodon: null
+    twitter: lorinkoz
+    website: null
+---
+
+Django user for almost 15 years. Co-creator and maintainer of django-pgschemas and django-unmigrate. Husband, father and fan of Zelda.

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+---
+category: talks
+start_datetime: 2024-09-23 16:20:00-04:00
+end_datetime: 2024-09-23 16:45:00-04:00
+permalink: /talks/the-art-of-not-redirecting/
+presenter_slugs:
+- lorenzo-pena
+room: Junior Ballroom
+tags:
+- internals
+title: 'The art of (not) redirecting'
+track: t0
+---
+
+URLs are meant to never change, but change is the only constant of thriving products. As web developers we have the duty to not only design our URLs in a way that they withstand the passage of time, but also to "never" break old URLs when, in the face of inevitable change, we are forced to re-design them in order to keep a consistent experience in our evolving products. Join me in this practical journey to master URL design and evolution.