Heroku is officially shutting down, prompting developers to migrate to alternative PaaS providers and self-hosted solutions.
A developer explains how to add dynamic features like admin edit links and random tag navigation to a statically cached Django blog using localStorage and JavaScript.
Explains how to add dynamic features like admin edit links and random tag navigation to a statically cached Django blog using localStorage and JavaScript.
A developer shares their initial experiences and positive impressions of learning Django, highlighting its explicitness, built-in admin, and ORM.
A retrospective on the growth and community-building efforts of the Python Pescara user group throughout 2025.
A retrospective on organizing Django On The Med, a small contributor sprint, focusing on community impact beyond code.
A developer shares hard-won lessons from a challenging freelance project migrating a legacy system to modern tech, highlighting the realities of freelancing.
Django 6.0 is released, featuring new background workers and template partials for improved web development.
Fixing YouTube embed error 153 by adjusting Django's Referrer-Policy header from same-origin to strict-origin-when-cross-origin.
Simon Willison discusses data journalism, Django's origins, and tech's role in news on the Data Renegades podcast.
Release of dns-benchmark-tool v0.3.2, a CLI tool for testing and comparing DNS server performance.
A guide to implementing UUIDv7 in Python, Django, and PostgreSQL for better database performance and ordered identifiers.
A recap of the Django Girls Pescara 2025 workshop, a community event introducing beginners to Python and Django programming.
Explains the unreliability of Django signals in critical workflows and proposes a robust alternative using background tasks for fault tolerance.
A podcast episode discussing the inaugural Django on the Med event, its origins, code improvements made, and future plans.
A developer shares their experience and timeline from the Django On The Med 2025 conference, created using Python automation.
A detailed comparison of Django ORM features across PostgreSQL, SQLite, MariaDB, MySQL, and Oracle databases, highlighting support and limitations.
A personal recap of the author's experience and key moments from attending DjangoCon US 2025, shared via social media posts.
The original Django Book from 2006 is now available again online at DjangoBook.com, restored using modern AI tools.
A talk from DjangoCon US 2025 explaining how to use Django 5.0's new GeneratedField, which computes values in the database.
