Benedikt (7)
A more serious Lightning Talk by @EvilDMP (Daniele Procida)
It started with a harmless question about our favorite film, which turned into the shortcomings of technology when it comes to representing people that aren't involved or are a minority in its creation.
This is very apparent in photography of darker skin people and abhorrent when in a mixed skin tone group photo.
The only way to fix that is to increase representation in our communities - that not only applies to photography, car safety (female test dummies), ..., but Django and programming as well.
Cool lightning talk by Samuel Searles-Bryant
They argue you should eagerly adopt new linting rules even if your existing code violates them.
The idea is that you stop your code from getting worse and fix the issues in your existing code if and when time permits.
They even created a python tool that automatically adds the appropriate ignore comments to your code after activating new rules.
Thank you to the amazing team @djangoconeurope for making this event happen again.
This was my 4th DjangoCon in the 6th year of working with Django and I've once again met many great people and heard lots of interesting talks.
Agnès Haasser just gave a great overview of 2FA and strong user authentication in Django.
She showed how to use it, what options you have and where the shortfalls are. (The included texts aren't always user friendly and you have to account for time offset/drift of hardware timed code generators in corporate environments)
Benedikt really liked this talk and recommends watching it again when the recordings are released.
Renting a bike is a nice way to get from the AirBnB to the conference when all the busses only run in the morning and evening while getting a great look at what Dublin looks like from another perspective.
But boy is it expensive - 7 EUR for half an hour (the bus/train fare is 2 EUR for going any 2 places in Dublin City limits) #Django #DjangoConEU #djangoconeurope #djangocon #dublin #ireland
Interesting talk about using feature flags in Django and a tiny bit about doing that using Django Waffle at #DjangoConEU in #dublin.
Talk by Graham Knapp
