What we’re about
We are the community of Django enthusiasts, professionals, and prospective users who live in Sydney.
Our goals are:
- promote the framework
- advance our technical skills
- exchange experience
- encourage collaboration between Django developers
We offer a forum where everyone interested in Django can meet, share ideas and have a good time. Though we are focusing on Django primarily, our interests extend to a wide range of related topics such as web application design, development, deployment, testing, management, etc
We are self-organising and inclusive community. We are opened for new members to join the group and/or the leadership team at any time.
the best way to get in touch with us - is to join us on Slack.
Upcoming events (1)
See all- SyDjango #5Microsoft Reactor, Wynyard
🎄SyDjango #5 EOY 2024
We invite all our regular and new members to join us for the final event of 2024. As always – expect interesting tech talks and casual chats with your fellow engineers over a beer & pizza. It's also time to reflect and start building plans for the next year. We look forward to seeing everyone.
đź“Ť Microsoft Reactor Sydney Level 10, 11 - 31 York Street, Sydney 2000 Startups Hub
⏰ Thursday, December 5th 2024 5:00pm
- 17:00 Doors opened. Networking, pizza & beers sponsored by ANNA.
- 17:45 Talks start
- 19:45 Event ends
- We need to vacate before 20:00 sharp
Talks
- OASIS - Domain Driven Design based framework using Django and DRF – Ed Ong
Building a user onboarding web app is simple. Modifying the app to support many customers, each with a set of forms and conflicting business rules can get hairy. How do we achieve this without multiple forks or making the app difficult to understand? At Nano, we built OASIS to solve this problem with three tenets in mind: 1) Use familiar tools, libraries and frameworks in a canonical way, 2) Establish patterns and try hard to use them, and 3) Dev and product teams must share a common vocabulary for business concepts. In this talk we will describe and discuss OASIS and its Domain Driven Design DNA and backend driven form engine.
- Bridging Two Worlds: Leveraging Lisp-like Tools to work with Python – Burin Choomnuan
In this talk, we’ll explore how to harness the power of Lisp-inspired tools to work seamlessly with Python, bringing together the flexibility of Python and the expressive, functional programming features of Lisp. We’ll cover tools like Basilisp, libpython-clj, and others, showcasing how they can be used to script, extend, or manipulate Python programs in unique ways.
Lightning Talks- Processing independent Django models using round-robin iteration – JP Moral
- EOY SyDjango Community Update – Artem Kolesnikov
