I am really excited to announce our second keynote speaker for DjangoCon Europe 2012 - Jessica McKellar.

Jessica is a kernel engineer from Cambridge, Massachusetts. She's a maintainer of several open source Python projects, most notably Twisted and OpenHatch. She's also working on a new edition of Twisted Networking ...

DjangoCon's all about networking, and I don't mean TCP packages and frame relays. I mean connecting with people. To make this easier, the guys at hyperweek have built a site for us: djangocon.hyperweek.com

Our hyperweek site will be an excellent place for you to connect with ...

We added the Zurich page to give you some more details about how to get in, how to get to our locations and how you get around in Zurich.

We will soon add even more information about where to go in Zurich to get food and drinks and other useful ...

I'm delighted to announce the talk schedule for DjangoCon Europe 2012. 

We have an exciting line-up of speakers and topics, on everything from helping provide data to relief agencies after a disaster to securing your Django sites, and I cannot wait for the conference to start.

We received many ...

I am very excited to announce our first keynote speaker for DjangoCon Europe 2012 - Jacob Kaplan-Moss.

Back in 2005, Jacob joined Lawrence Journal-World, a Kansas newspaper company, and began working with Adrian Holovaty and Simon Willison on what was known as "the CMS" - a Python alternative to the newspapers' PHP ...

We decided to extend the Early Bird deadline for another month. This means you can get your tickets for the Early Bird price until Monday April 30th.

Keep in mind that you only have two more weeks to submit talk proposals, as the deadline for those is April 15th.

To ...

We are excited to finally launch the full website for this years DjangoCon Europe. Early bird registration as well as our call for papers is now open and we posted more details on our sponsoring packages.

The early bird registration will run until the 31st of March, so sign up ...