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Django On The Med 🏖️ 2025

@ezarowny only 18 years since the ticket was opened 🥳

Another Django on the Med 🏖️ outcome

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Here’s an unpublished photo of @felixxm during Django On The Med 2025 🏖️

He kept coding with full focus even after all tables and chairs were removed and we were ready for lunch 🧘‍♀️

At that moment he was working on a pull request that adds database-level delete options for related fields which makes Django 6.1 more efficient by avoiding unnecessary queries 🚀

He has just merged this PR, making the new feature available for everyone 🎉

github.com/django/django/pull/

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Django 6.1 will support database-level delete options for related fields 🚀 The database variants are much more efficient because they avoid fetching related objects ⚡ This is a great win for Django on the Med 🏖️ Let's dance 💃🕺

github.com/django/django/pull/

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I'm so excited about this PR to add per page invalidation to cache_page decorated views in Django. I've wanted this for ages.

github.com/django/django/pull/

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Coming out of Django on the Med 🏖️, BCN local and new Django contributor, Ramiro Nocelli causally opens a PR on one of those 18 year old tickets that we have lying around. 👊

github.com/django/django/pull/

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Thanks @EvilDMP ! 🙏

Really appreciate your kind words and your positive outlook about the future of what we started together. It really means a lot coming from you. 😊

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As you asked, @wsvincent, here's my Django On The Med 2025 🏖️ experience post, for those of you who want to see the pictures in one place. 😄

fosstodon.org/@paulox/11536055

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It’s such a joy to see the first Django On The Med sprints come to life so beautifully. 🏖️

I had first suggested this idea back in 2022, and helping organize it together with @carlton made it even more special. 😊

I’m truly grateful to everyone who joined, shared their energy, and made these three days such a positive experience. 🙌

Read my post collecting all the Mastodon moments from the event:
👉 paulox.net/2025/10/12/my-djang

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@timonweb @carlton Thank you so much, Tim, not just for the wonderful feedback, but even more for being part of this first Django On The Med and for your active, enthusiastic presence in the Django community. It really means a lot!

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I’m at the top of Tibidabo Mountain overlooking Barcelona — the perfect place to reflect on an incredible week-long journey at Django on the Med 🏝️ It’s been an absolute blast: contributing to the Django project, talking, food tasting, walking, and making new friends. What a joy! Many thanks to Carlton @carlton and Paolo @paulox for making it all happen. The Django community is amazing — full of brilliant, open, and kind people. It’s an honor to be part of it.

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