Hey, we have been a little quiet here because we have been very busy with Django and with spending time together too! ๐ฒ๐
But here is a little update from Django on the Med, with a few photos from some of the moments we have shared so far. ๐ท๐
Everything is going great, we are still very busy, and we have lots more photos and videos to share once we get a bit of time to catch up! ๐ฐ๐
Now that everyone is back home after Django on the Med 2026, weโre tired but full of good memories ๐ฅฐ
Thank you to all 25 people who came to Pescara to sprint, learn, mentor and spend time together ๐
Thanks again to @django for event support, @ThePSF and @europython for the community partnership, Cuttlesoft and @jetbrains for sponsoring, and @pythonitalia and @pescara for their community support โค๏ธ
More photos, videos and stories soon https://djangomed.eu
Django on the Med 2026 in Pescara is a wrap! ๐ฎ๐น
We filed issues, opened pull requests, reviewed code, cycled many kilometres, explored Abruzzo, ate a lot of good food and shared quite a few glasses of wine. We worked, talked, laughed and had a great time together. ๐ท
Here we all are in our final group photo. Thank you to everyone who made these three days special. ๐ค
See you in Malta in the 2nd week of October 2027, with @jvzammit as our local point person! ๐ฒ๐น
Tomorrow Django on the Med 2026 ๐๏ธ begins in Pescara ๐ฎ๐น
For the next 3 days, 25 Django developers from across the Mediterranean, Europe and North America will sprint, learn, mentor each other and build community together
A huge thank you to @django for event support, @ThePSF and @europython for the community partnership, to Cuttlesoft and @jetbrains for sponsoring the event, and to @pythonitalia and @pescara for their community support
my @djangomed 2026 experience ๐๏ธ was a real confidence boost. you can read more about it in my blog post:
https://dev.to/annalauraw/my-django-on-the-med-2026-experience-4elb
#python #django #DjangoOnTheMed #developmentsprint #OpenSource #opensourcesprint #OpenSourceCommunity
Django, arrosticini, and the Adriatic ... Django on The Med Pescara 2026
Home, sweet home, but I am missing #Pescara already and all the exceptional people that made #DjangoOnTheMed special.
Unmeasurable thanks to @paulox and his fellow locals for keeping us always active, heavenly fed, well caffeinated, incredibly happy and slightly tipsy.
What a blast โค๏ธโ๐ฅ
Writing down some notes for an upcoming blog post about #djangoonthemed which took place the last few days. I had a great time and I'm now enjoying the last full day in Pescara before heading back home tomorrow morning. @djangomed
After the closing session this afternoon, several conferences and community initiatives from around the world were presented on stage ๐โจ
I also had the chance to go on stage to briefly talk about @pycon ๐ฎ๐น and Django on the Med ๐๏ธ
Pictures from @kati ๐
I published a blog post looking back at the recent @djangomed Django sprint. It's the longest blog post I have ever published (except for two posts containing many code samples)
https://406.ch/writing/looking-back-at-django-on-the-med-2026/