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I'm a scientist with a background in and whose interests have drifted in the direction of . I'm a Professor of Statisitcs at and a member of the scientific collaboration (currently co-chair of the group). I analyze to look for signals from rapidly rotating , especially . I enjoy and . I also like applying to .

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Twenty years of releases 🚀 djangoproject.com/weblog/2025/ Over those twenty years,

- 447 Django releases shipped 🚢
- 131 security vulnerabilities addressed
- 262,203 releases of Django-related packages in the ecosystem

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🐎 Django-related deals for Black Friday 🐎

Divert from the typical shopping frenzy to check out these deals from Django-related creators to help you learn and use the web framework for perfectionists with deadlines.

adamj.eu/tech/2025/11/20/djang

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🚀 Django LiveView 2.0.0 is now available

I just released a major new version of Django LiveView, the framework that lets you build interactive, real-time web applications using only Python — no JavaScript required.

🎯 What is Django LiveView?

A radically simpler way to build dynamic interfaces with Django. Inspired by Phoenix LiveView and Laravel Livewire, it lets you create SPAs without APIs, without JavaScript frameworks, without splitting your logic between frontend and backend.

HTML over WebSockets — all interactivity works in real-time, logic lives in Python, and you use Django's template system.

🔧 Simplified configuration

pip install django-liveview

## 💪 What can you do with LiveView?

- ✅ Update the DOM in real-time without JavaScript
- ✅ Interactive forms with instant validation
- ✅ Infinite scroll and lazy loading
- ✅ Multi-user live notifications
- ✅ Real-time dashboards
- ✅ Search with instant results
- ✅ Everything with Python decorators and Django templates

📚 More information

https://github.com/Django-LiveView/liveview

If you're a Django developer and want to add real-time features without the complexity of a separate frontend, give LiveView a try.

#django #python #websockets #liveview #htmx

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🚀 오픈소스 공개: Auto-Blogger - AI 기술 블로그 생성 CLI 도구

기술 블로그 작성, 시간은 부족하고 품질은 타협할 수 없다면?

Auto-Blogger를 소개합니다. 단순한 AI 글쓰기 도구가 아닙니다.

🎯 Auto-Blogger는 다음의 차이점을 염두에 두고 설계했습니다.

1️⃣ 신뢰할 수 있는 리서치

❌ 환각(hallucination)에 취약한 일반 AI

✅ Microsoft Learn MCP 서버 기반 자동 리서치

→ 공식 문서에서 직접 검증된 정보 수집

2️⃣ 고품질 비주얼

❌ 컨텍스트 부족한 AI 이미지 생성 (흔한 지브리 스타일, 손가락 6개, 이상한 텍스트...)

✅ Unsplash API 키워드 검색

→ 전문 사진작가의 실제 이미지, 자동 attribution

✨ 추가 기능:

  • SEO 최적화 (키워드, abstract, slug 자동 생성)

  • YAML front matter 지원

  • OpenAI 호환 API (Azure OpenAI, vLLM 등)

  • 다국어 지원

  • 크로스 플랫폼 CLI

💻 사용 예시:

uv run auto-blogger generate "쿠버네티스 모범사례" --research --language Korean --length long

이 도구는 100% 오픈소스 (Apache 2.0)입니다. GitHub에서 찾아보실 수 있어요! https://github.com/rkttu/auto-blogger

기술 블로그를 운영하시는 분, DevRel 담당자, 콘텐츠 마케터분들께 도움이 되길 바랍니다.

도움이 되셨다면 ⭐ 스타와 후원으로 응원해주세요!

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Suppose you run your web app with gunicorn. And for metrics, you run the Python Prometheus client in multiprocess mode, since you have multiple worker processes. And you set PROMETHEUS_MULTIPROC_DIR the way the docs tell you to.

Now, what's your favorite way to implement the other thing the docs tell you to do?

> This directory must be wiped between process/Gunicorn runs (before startup is recommended).

So. Do you wipe it only when gunicorn itself boots? Do you wipe it on every worker process start? Periodically via cron-type job? Something else?

Genuine question. Asking for a friend, and the friend happens to be me.

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Proper intro for me, finally. I'm a full-stack engineer, usually writing , , , or occasionally C. Been programming since I first have memories and tech talk is my happy place. I miss the small-town feel of programming groups I grew up with.

Some fun stuff I've done in open-source:

Porting Adventure to the web grack.com/demos/adventure/

My homelab monitoring tool: github.com/mmastrac/stylus

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I guess I never did an 😅. Better late than never? I'm Ian! I'm a Sr Software Engineer for B&R on at Respawn! I love music, games, movies, comics of all sorts. I'm currently working on a in my spare time and when I have the energy I enjoy zbrush sculpting and concept painting.

Most of my career has been focused on tooling and backend systems with the previous 6 years working primarily in though these days I'm doing a lot of and C#.

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I'm honored to be named a @ThePSFPython Software Foundation fellow🐍
This reflects work I started in 2018 at @pyOpenSci —creating inclusive pathways for scientists to spend less time fighting with their code and more time solving the challenges that matter.

None of this happens alone. To everyone who's participated in our peer review process, contributed to our guidebooks, supported our beginner-friendly sprints, or helped welcome new community members—thank you.

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Have you already voted in the 2026 DSF Board election? If not, go check! 🏃

If you're a DSF member, look for the email with “[Action required] 2026 DSF Board voting” 📬

I’ve just voted, and I can’t wait to work with the new board members next year ✅

There are many great candidates, so take a moment to read their statements and pick your favourites 🗳️

Your vote helps shape Django’s future✨

Deadline: 26 November 2025 at 23:59 AoE ⏰

Info: djangoproject.com/weblog/2025/

CC @django

Screensot of the RankedVote with the text: "Thanks for your vote! Your vote has been received."
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Did you remember to finally drop Python 3.9 support from your Python package? 🐍

Five years in tech is basically a whole lifetime and when Python 3.9 came out in 2020, most of us were still debating whether 5G was actually a thing 😄

Time to give your package a refresh and let 3.9 retire with dignity! ♻️

peps.python.org/pep-0596/#life

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About 10 days ago, on November 8th, we organized the second-ever Django Girls workshop in Pescara 🐬

I finally found a moment to share a recap, a few photos and a big thank you to everyone who made this day so full of energy and smiles 🧡

It was a beautiful community moment, and I am already looking forward to the next event. 😃

paulox.net/2025/11/08/django-g

CC @pescaraPython Pescara 🐬 @gdgpescara @django @djangogirlsDjango Girls Foundation


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TIL: matplotlib supports specifying colors using standard X11/CSS4 names, but also supports the names from the xkcd color survey if you prefix the string with "xkcd:".

(While looking this up, I also learned about the full-on xkcd mode, but different topic!)

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I suppose I should do an . I'm a software engineer, programming as a hobby since 2004 and professionally since 2016. I've done a bunch of , , and . Learning and . I'm interested in the lower levels of stack. My career was in devices, and I now work in tech. Desktop user since 2004. Father of a small one. Done for mad days. Enjoy , , and . Glad to be here with y'all.

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You wouldn't believe what happens when replaced our spreadsheets with actual database system and conference infrastructure.

Now we're able to show live* registration counts and fundraising progress without copy pasting data. It's all automated with webhooks, APIs, and .

*with 5 minutes cache delay

What do you think? Wanna support our community? Register, sponsor, donate, and tell everybody you know.

View our dashboard at portal.pyladies.com/stats/

Screenshot showing pyladiescon conference stats
131 registeredScreenshot showing fundraising progress.
583 donations received. 23% progress towards goal (2500)
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I never wrote an or at least don't remember.

I'm Tim - a dedicated and enthusiast. I dream of doing but tend to lose focus and drive early on.

Things I will post about:
- lots of them
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*Probably not an actual King

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Q for people. I'm hiring someone on Fiverr to build me a website. It's a relatively simple site. I want it built with , because it's a small framework and it should be easier to maintain.

The coder is recommending . I want the site to have a blog. He says that Django has a built-in admin panel that makes that easier. He can build that feature in Flask, but it will be more work.

So Flask or Django? How much more effort is required to understand Django?

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