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edit: links to Part 2 and Part 3 of this tutorial.

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Series of interviews by Jay Miller done at DjangoCon US 2023 for Python Community News.

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Carlton recently stepped down as a Django Fellow, maintains many Django related projects, is starting two SaaS companies, and is a podcast host on "Django Chat".

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Talk description at: https://2023.djangoday.dk/talks/rm/

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Talk Python live stream from Oct 5 with Michael Kennedy and Christopher Trudeau.

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Carson Gross, Adam Stepinski and Deniz Akşimşek have recently published their work, Hypermedia Systems and have generously made its entire content available online without any fee. Over the past two years or so, I’ve found myself reaching for HTMX more often when I build sites. It’s been a really nice way to work, but I’ve definitely learned it ad hoc.

Since there’s now this opportunity to directly see how its author thinks about using it, it seems worth taking a bit of time to work through the concepts and exercises in the book using django and htmx, which are easily my current favorite way to build for the web. I’m going to do this in public because it’s more fun to discuss it that way.

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PyPI: https://pypi.org/project/django-pony-express/

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I'm curious to know how folks use async Djagno in production. Have you switched a project over? Fully or critical code only? What was your experience like? Was it worth it?

I made an example app to demonstrate superiority in a confined test. I've found it quite awkward converting existing sync views to async. Fetching a limited queryset for json serialization is awkward [x async for x in values]. Some ORM functions, like get_or_create, appear to be just wrappers that call sync_to_async. Django Rest Framework doesn't support async and adrf doesn't support everything.

I'm just trying to learn about how python and django works.

A one-file and several-line (mostly imports) implementation of "Hello, World."

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Changelog: https://github.com/adamchainz/django-upgrade/blob/main/CHANGELOG.rst#1150-2023-09-24

That State Of HTML survey that’s trending on Hackernews also works as a list of HTML things to look at.

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