Objective
Django is a great framework, but there is a lot of knowledge that isn't, or can't be in the core documentation. This talk covers various tips, tricks, patterns, code snippets, and techniques that myself and others have picked up over the years. Presented by one of the authors of Two Scoops of Django, it expands on that reference.
Description
This talk will cover the following areas:
- Model Composition
- App Cache Strategies
- REST APIs: Resources versus Remote Procedural Calls
- django.db.migrations
- Class-based views
- Function-based views
- Utility functions
- Python 2 vs Python 3
- New packages to make development easier and faster
- Much more!
Requirements
Something on which to take notes.
Speaker bio
Daniel Greenfeld is a senior software engineer at Eventbrite. Daniel is the co-author of Two Scoops of Django: Best Practices for Django and two O'Reilly courses. He is also a co-creator and maintainer of Django Packages, the index for researching Django apps. Before that he spent over five years at NASA as a software engineer, where he won numerous awards. He's enthusiastic about open source, technology communities, and Capoeira. He blogs regularly at pydanny.com.
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The topic looks very vast for a workshop. Can you give us more details how all the dots will be connected during 3 hour hands on workshop ?