DjangoCon 2008 Panel: Django Success Stories
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Multiple companies describe switching from PHP to Django to rebuild news, social and gaming sites (Decider, Pownce, GiantBomb, ComicVine, Discuss) and internal apps (Free Software Directory, shop.fsf.org, Ellington CMS), deploying with Capistrano, SVN-backed templates and staging servers. Teams range from solo launches to ~15 developers; one org runs ~40 systems with ~3–4 million hits/day. Work yields ~300 automated tests and a buildbot, but pain points remain: migrations, object caching, streaming large uploads, and ad hoc use of Capistrano + SVN templates.
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chapters (7)
- 0:00Start
- 2:19Joshua Ginsberg
- 4:26Why Why Django Why Did You Decide To Start Using Django
- 14:47What What Problems Do You Have Being a Small Team
- 18:33What Challenges Do You See as You Grow Your Team
- 46:43Gplv3
- 50:18What What Version or Versions of Jango Are You Running in Production
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