I posted a summary of my experience at the "DjangoCon Europe 2025" conference. 🇪🇺🇮🇪
I listed in chronological order all the posts published on Mastodon during the conference. 💬
Lots of selfies guaranteed. 🤳
Just dropped my #WeekNotes! DjangoConEU 2025 was amazing - daily podcast recording sessions, Dublin sightseeing, and some thoughts about async vs sync architecture. Plus a reality check: we're all struggling with the tech job market right now! 🎙️
https://wersdoerfer.de/blogs/ephes_blog/weeknotes-2025-04-28/
Last week I headed to DjangoCon Europe 2025 in Dublin, and it was fantastic. I met some wonderful people and had countless fascinating conversations. Since all the Python Podcast hosts were there with their audio gear, we pulled off the impressive feat of recording an episode every single day (day1, day2, day3) – and actually got them published within 24 hours of recording. We set up shop in the hotel lobby, initially worried about background noise, but Auphonic worked so well at filtering that I actually had to dial back the settings to keep some of the atmosphere in the recordings! I also got to watch another podcast being recorded at the conference, which was eye-opening. It was honestly surprising to see how differently various people approach the same task.
I'm going back home, it was really nice to meet folks in real life and see familiar faces. DjangoCon Europe was my first international conference and I'm glad to welcome others to this conference now.
I came to Dublin with the rain, and return back home with the sun! I'm glad I took few extra days to visit Dublin and enjoy the time with my international friends 💖
Safe travels for the last ones!
Hot off the press, @wsvincent and I recap last week’s @djangoconeurope 🎙️
From: @djangochat
https://fosstodon.org/@djangochat/114426607283251592 #django #djangoconeurope #DjangoConEurope2025
Ep181: DjangoCon Europe 2025 recap is now live! A quick recap episode sharing thoughts and highlights from attending DjangoCon Europe last week in Dublin, Ireland. We both gave talks and shared favorites from the official schedule, social events, and hallway track highlights. https://djangochat.com/episodes/djangocon-europe-2025-recap
Back in my #homeoffice after one week of #djangoconeurope2025
Equipped with proper #ireland swag and a lot of inputs from the conference I'm ready for work!
#djangoconeurope2025 has come to an end. I'm already back in Germany.
On the flight back I tuned in to the (for me until the conference unknown)
Python Podcast Deutschland ( @show )
Luckily I met @jochen @oryon_dominik and @shezi who introduced me to the #podcast (after some Guinness 🍺)
PSA: During @djangoconeurope, managed to persuade @be_haki — “that database guy” — that he should join the fediverse. You should follow him! And check out the posts on his site if you’ve not seen it before. Utter gold mine.
🎙️ Tag 3 unserer #DjangoConEurope2025 Berichterstattung ist online! Wir sprechen mit Sebastian über Django 5.2 LTS, Data Science mit Django, Dynamic Models und Feature Flags. Plus: Einblicke in die Database-Operations und Steering Council Updates.
https://python-podcast.de/show/live-von-der-djangocon-europe-2025-in-dublin-tag-3/
Wir melden uns wieder von der DjangoCon Europe 2025 aus der Hotellobby. Diesmal haben wir Sebastian dabei, der am ersten Tag einen Vortrag über die Feinheiten in den Django Release Notes gehalten hat, den wir leider nicht sehen konnten, weil wir da noch mit Podcastaufnehmen beschäftigt waren. Er kommt auch aus dem Rheinland und betreibt in Köln eine Agentur für Softwareentwicklung und Beratung.
Graham Knapp
Paolo Melchiorre
Jochen Wersdörfer
Sarah Abderemane
Carlton Gibson 🇪🇺
Sebastian Muthwill
Python Podcast
Thibaud Colas 