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Why Django sucks?

David
September 25, 2022
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Why Django sucks?

David

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Transcript

  1. Why Django sucks?

  2. You already know me

  3. Disclaimer

  4. TDD

  5. Active Record

  6. Modern web application development

  7. Big Things Are Important, But Little Things Count

  8. Conclusions

  9. Thanks