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Djangonauts from in and around Denmark are meeting up for the fourth edition of Django Day Copenhagen, to be held on October 4th. It will be a full day of talks, either to be experienced online -or- at our venue.

Come and meet your local and excellent community and share with them. Tell us about your idea and your contribution to make this a great day.

📸 2024-10-07: Thanks for an amazing day!

We had a great time, and we want to say thanks to all speakers, sponsors, participants, the venue and our co-organizers.

Videos will be uploaded this week.

🦉 2024-09-30: Tickets still for sale: Late bird and streaming (free)

You can still get tickets for streaming and “late bird” tickets (early bird gets the worm <=> late bird no worm => no food).

🪩 2024-09-27: Remember to party!

Don’t forget that after the event, we encourage everyone to find some dinner in the area and come back from 19:30. We’ll have a bar open full of good beer and drinks. If you cannot attend the event but want to join the party, please email info@django-denmark.org

📣️ 2024-09-04: Program is ready

Thanks to all the speakers that submitted talks, we now have a full-day program!

Program

Django Day is a full day of talks, all connected to modern issues faced by Django developers of all experiences. It’s a single-track event, meaning that you won’t have to miss anything. The day will end with a round of lightning talks, which can be submitted on the day of the event, and be drawn during the day.

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09:00 Check-in and breakfast 🥐

This is a good time to arrive - register and have time to chat and grab breakfast
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09:30 Opening words 📢

Everyone take a seat! We’re beginning!
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09:45 Marrying Django and FastAPI 💍

Joseph Victor Zammit - venue talk 🎤
Is marrying Django and FastAPI something you should do? Not unless you have a case for it. And there are specific cases. This talk starts by going through such case by describing the problem and …

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10:20 From junior developer to Django contributor: My open source journey

Raffaella Suardini - venue talk 🎤
Discover how the Djangonaut Space program transformed my professional path from a junior developer to an active member of the Django community. I’ll share my experiences, the challenges I faced, …

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10:55 From Dinosaurs to Snakes - Decomposing the Enterprise Monolith

Michael Nicholson - venue talk 🎤
A walkthrough of how a real-world monolith replacement was approached, with the goal to build a replacement set of distributed services using Python and Django. For anybody that has ever worked on a …

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11:30 Django migrations, friend or foe? Optimize them for testing

Denny Biasiolli - venue talk 🎤
Django migrations are a great tool, but after years of changes in a project they can become very numerous, slowing down tests. Is it possible to optimize them? Django migrations are a great tool for …

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12:05 Lunch 🥪

Lunch is served by Send Flere Krydderier
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13:00 Mapping out Berlin's female history with Django and Leaflet.js

Rosamund Mather - venue talk 🎤
I’ll be introducing my side project Named After Women, built with Django, which documents the diverse stories of women who gave their names to the streets of Berlin: writers, artists, …

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13:35 Hypermedia driven maps

Andrea Guerra - venue talk 🎤
Using Django, Leaflet.js and HTMX to seamlessly manage a CRUD geolocation app. In Hypermedia Driven Applications, content and user interface share the same data structure: HTML. Some JavaScript …

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14:10 Water break

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14:20 Modern web apps with (almost) no JavaScript: Enhancing user experience with HTMX in Django

Krystof Beuermann - venue talk 🎤
Learn how to significantly enhance user experience in your Django projects by integrating HTMX, a powerful tool that allows for interactive web applications with minimal client-side code. This talk …

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14:55 Building a Data Harmonization Engine on top of Django - The Good, the Bad, and the Ugly

Jonathan Ströbele - venue talk 🎤
In a research project in epidemiology the need to harmonize context data (geo data, weather, land usage, population, …) started with a few simple Python scripts, and lead to an open source Django …

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15:30 Cake 🍰

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16:10 Manage.py as the task runner

Justus Hämäläinen - venue talk 🎤
Django is highly integrated framwork with batteries included. In development you have tasks that you need to run for testing, packaging, maintenance and deploy. Often these things are a hodgepodge of …

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16:45 Fighting for a better world as a Django developer

Josef Bakke - venue talk 🎤
If you work in Django development, you most likely are a worker, having nothing in common with the employing class. This is the case even if you are highly paid and classified as a freelancer. The …

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17:20 Water break

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17:30 ⚡ Lightning Talks ⚡

Live from Venue and remote pre-recordings
⚡⚡⚡ Announcing streaming/remote 5 minute lightning talks at Django Day Copenhagen ⚡⚡⚡ Lightning talks: With or without slides Almost any topic you want New speakers encouraged. The lightning talks are …
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18:00 Closing words 🌇

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19:30 Party 🎉

We’ll be ending the evening at the venue with plenty of time to hang out, dance, chill and have fun! Before the party, join a group of people and find some food in the many options on Nørrebro, …

Supporters

Corporate Supporters will be announced here. We thank everyone for their support here, which is indispensable to make Django Day take place.

Who are we?

Django Day is brought to you by Django Denmark, an association formed in 2018 with the aim of creating and supporting education and networking activities in relation to The Django Web Framework.

We can use your help

If you want to help us with Django Day, please send us an email to info@django-denmark.org.

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