The Unofficial Django Mascot

I gotta tell you, this framewrok and it’s community just keeps on amazing me. Apart from being one of the most elegant web frameworks out there, Django also has a pretty magical community!

So what am I talking about? Well I came accross the unofficial mascot for the Django framework and it’s something not very conventional. Rather, it’s…different?

I like this one but there is also a green version for all the die hard fans. Find out what more good things this pony which is actually a unicorn brings.

Django Linkage

If you’re into web development and looking for a clean yet simple way to get the job done faster and be more productive, Django may be the web framework for you. Based on the Python programming language, it makes web development stupidly easy while giving access to hunderds of useful Python libraries.

I have used Django for over 6 months at my previous place of employment and it made my life so much easier!

The Django community is very active and still growing. Have a look at my Django People profile that shows some of the projects I have contributed to that use this awesome framework. Django People is an excellent place to find like-minded people and become part of the community.

BluMarble is a great blog that has plenty of tutorials and snippets of code written in Django and Python. The guy that runs the blog is a friend of mine and has mentored me while I was working alongside him.

This Week in Django and Django Dose are 2 sites that I have come across recently that seems to have some good material regarding Django. There’s also Django Sites that shows some of the sites that has been developed in Django. There’s even some open source sites in there!

Now all that’s left is for me to get back into Django and create a few awesome web apps