Three Django Apps in a Trenchcoat: Writing an event management website with not a lot of time @PyConAU
Three Django Apps in a Trenchcoat: Writing an event management website with not a lot of time  @PyConAU
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(Matt Cengia, Luke Byrnes) Come and hear how we wrote 3 Django apps in a trenchcoat to run a ~300+ person Scout camp, from making event registration a breeze, to conducting everyone's movements throughout the entire event.

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Three Django Apps in a Trenchcoat: Writing an event management website with not a lot of time

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