I’m extremely excited that for the first time I’m going to DjangoCon. Having never been to any large conferences I really don’t know what to expect. What I do know is that there are a lot of excellent talks schedule and that I’ll be live-blogging all the talks that I go to.
Here’s a list of the events and talks that I’ll be going to (and hopefully live-blogging from):
Tuesday September 6th
9:15am – Keynote by David Eaves
10:30am – Testing with Lettuce and Splinter by Adam Nelson
11:20am – Confessions of Joe Developer by Daniel Greenfeld
1:30pm – The story and tech of Read the Docs by Eric Holscher
2:20pm – Testing: The Developer Strikes Back by Sandy
3:30pm – State of the DSF Keynote by Russell Keith-Magee
4:20pm – Secrets of PostgreSQL Performance by Frank Wiles
Wednesday September 7th
9:00am – Lightning Talks
10:30am – Keynote by Brad Fitzpatrick
11:20am – RESTful APIs: Promises & Lies by Tareque Hossain
1:30pm – A Little South Sanity by Brian Luft
2:20pm – Building APIs in Django with Tastypie by Issac Kelly
3:30pm – Stop Tilting at Windmills – Spotting Bottlenecks by Yann Malet
4:20pm – Safely deploying on the cutting edge by Eric Holscher
5:10pm – Benevolent Designer For Life’s Keynote – Designers Make It Go to Eleven
Thursday September 8th
9:00am – Lightning Talks
10:00am – Keynote by Glyph Lefkowitz
11:20am – Advanced Django Form Usage by Daniel Greenfeld
1:30pm – Advanced security topics by Paul McMillan
2:20pm – Deployment, Daemons and Datacenters by Andrew Godwin
3:30pm – Taming dependencies with pip by Carl Meyer
4:20pm – Cache rules everything around me by Jacob Burch
5:10pm – Django Core Dev Panel
Hopefully you’ll tune back for my live-blogging coverage of each talk. I’m really excited about learning new things about Django and hearing other Django developers talk.