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Uploaded on Sep 15, 2008
Cal Henderson delivers keynote address: "Why I Hate Django"
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Olek Beluga 4 years ago
wow, this guys actually uses slides in a non-fucked up useful way!
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rlancefield 4 years ago
Hilarious! Kudos to Cal for having the nerve to such an ostensibly provocative talk, and to the Django people for not taking themselves too seriously and being happy to receive constructive, if often jocular, criticism.
Genuinely funny. Even the presentation slides are amusing, although many of theme are not clearly visible in the vid. (they're available on Cal's personal site).
Best conference video I've seen yet ;-)
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All Comments (47)
Russell Wu 6 months ago
awesome
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matthew coolbeth 9 months ago
Anyone know what the guy in the audience said his favourite normal form is?
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Kerr Shireman 1 year ago
Here is 1+ hour of seemingly interminable geek humor & prattle distilled: If you need to scale to even a fraction of the levels of Flickr, Yahoo, Google, Facebook, etc., a general purpose ORM framework isn't going to be an easy path. You are going to need to do *a lot* of your own custom work, and will likely get to know intimate details of ORM internals.
Thank god I was doing some template coding at the same time ( in Smarty :) ), so it wasn't a total waste of time.
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VondaFoni 1 year ago
Cal Anderson is awesome he is full of knowledge.
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luke14free5 2 years ago
I partly disagree with cal. I don't really think an all-purposes-ORM should handle such advanced tasks for you; if you need to handle a "serious" db architecture you'd taylor every line of code of it to your needs. Alternatively you could use a "serious" db which does that (way faster!), for example MongoDB (non-RDBMS) will automatically handle sharding/replication/failover and increase drastically performances wrt MySQL, and it can work as a caching system too (as long as "joins are evil")
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Jonathan Sharpe 2 years ago
Presenting top tip: get to some actual content in the first 5-10 minutes
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themightyowl 2 years ago
use south for database migrations
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d3rekvideos 2 years ago
2,5 years, and django still doesn't have migrations (
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IcarusFlying 2 years ago
11 mins in i want to know about a real comparison between the two. i got beards and wizards instead. nuff said.
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IcarusFlying 2 years ago
i want to know about a real comparison between the two. i got beards and wizards instead. nuff said.
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