👀 I'm not sure when Vivaldi added this split-pane tiling window feature, but I love the hell out of it. There are a ton of options, but I have been blissfully using it for the last 3 to 4 weeks, and it's wonderful.
PSA: @djangocon had to move the conference up a few weeks to August 24th to the 28th because venues...
I hope to still see you there!
Gelato break during DjangoCon Europe 2026… in a place called Django in Athens🍦😄
Couldn’t not stop here.
Thinking of @mariatta , this feels very on brand for her conference selfies 😄
This trip to DjangoCon Europe in Athens wasn’t just a flight ✈️
I tried to turn it into a small “Django speaking tour”, a bit like the one I did in 2022.
Yesterday I was in Lecce for a Django talk and a walk through the city with the local community. This morning I reached Bari, had a quick lunch by the Adriatic sea with the Python Bari organizer, and then flew to Athens.
Same sea, different shore, same community.
Looking forward to meetings you all.😊
Trip to the #DjangoCon booked. I'm terrified 😅
🚨 Last call for proposals! The CFP closes on Sunday, February 8 (end of day), so if you've been working on a talk idea, now is the time to polish it and send it in. We'd love to see you on stage this April. 🌺
I missed last week, but no worries. This week's #LunchTalk makes up for it. It's from @josh from #DjangoCon US 2024. It's his talk "An Opinionated Guide to Modern Django Forms".
Give it a watch to learn about Django's form improvements!
https://www.better-simple.com/lunch-talks/2026/05/05/opinionated-guide-to-modern-django-forms/
I just published a recap of my DjangoCon Europe 2026 🇬🇷
It’s a timeline of all the posts I shared live during the conference, with photos and small moments along the way.
A simple way to relive the experience from start to sprints 🙂
Closing session just wrapped up at DjangoCon Europe 2026 in Athens 🇬🇷
Final thanks, hugs, goodbyes… and that feeling that it went by too fast.
See you somewhere down the road 🙂
Group photo moment at DjangoCon Europe 2026 📸
Took the chance to snap an unofficial selfie while we were all there… couldn’t wait for the official one 😄
In the 2nd Talk of the day - Andrew Northall taked about Caving (he really does that for fun!?) and how he collects and analyzes accident reports into structured data. One problem was the specificity of Data - he solved that by adding Treebeard to have a hierarchy of data that can be searched.