Slides of my #djangocon lightning talk "Reduce the memory consumption of your #Django server" are online: slides.xelnor.net/2018/djangocon… ; source at gist.github.com/rbarrois/044b2…

📢 Fresh from the press, the latest #FactoryBoy release (v3.0.0) has arrived. Huge thanks to the 18 contributors who brought numerous fixes and improvements! Head over to factoryboy.readthedocs.io/en/latest/chan… for the changelog and upgrade notes.

@andreaspelme You're welcome :) The docs might still need some work, let us know if you spot mistakes/missing stuff :-)

Just released #aionotify 0.2.0 : pypi.python.org/pypi/aionotify/ Thanks to Raphael (@[email protected]) for the idea, yay for inspiring #djangocon sprints \o/

A new #factory_boy release has arrived! Including LazyFunction, traits, and some more… See factoryboy.readthedocs.org/en/latest/chan… & pypi.python.org/pypi/factory_b…

Le support de ma présentation "Assets pipelines & Django" à la Rencontres Django 2016 : slides.xelnor.net/2016/djangocon…

Storming into the future (err, present), the 0.5.0 release of django-ldapdb brings #Py3 and #Django 1.9 support! github.com/django-ldapdb/…

Just moved #factory_boy to its own GitHub organization: github.com/FactoryBoy ; now, let's get ready to welcome new team members!

Nice #git tip: automatically prune removed remote branches on fetch with « git config --global --set fetch.prune true »

@das_kube indeed, that was ``git config --global --add fetch.prune true``, sorry :/

Just used npmjs.com/package/system… to bootstrap a #vuejs project: setting up a full-featured JS build chain was never that easy! Try it ;)

Just released #factory_boy 2.8.1 — fixes installation following the recent renaming of faker (a required dep, previously named fake-factory)

Finally, @autolibfr production has been fully switched to #Python3 — thanks to the whole team's efforts !

#factory_boy series 2.9 is out: new features and rewritten core. Details at factoryboy.readthedocs.io/en/latest/chan…, contribute at github.com/FactoryBoy/fac… !

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