In less than three weeks time, PyCon US will be in Portland Oregon - and so will we!
Once again we’re sponsoring the conference. We’ll have a booth (no. 331) in the Expo Hall, and we’d love to meet you, whether you’re already a django CMS user or just want to know more about it.
Our team at PyCon will include two of django CMS’s core developers, Martin Koistinen and Daniele Procida, as well as Olena Matsak and Joseph Melettukunnel, who are key members of the team at Divio, where they support the Aldryn platform.
They’ll be pleased to show you what’s new in django CMS 3.3, which we expect to have released just in time for the event, and to talk about the ambitious plans we have for the future of the CMS.
Daniele will also be giving a PyCon talk on Sunday, on some of the unexpected effects of documentation on an open-source software project. Come and say hello at PyCon, and perhaps help yourself to some Swiss chocolates while you’re there.
Daniele Procida
Release
django CMS 5.1 is here: easier setup, flexible deployments, and a fresh editing experience
This release reduces friction across the whole project lifecycle: creating a new project, adding django CMS to an existing Django application, configuring larger deployments, controlling which plugins editors can use, and working with the CMS every day.
Release
django CMS 5.0.9 released: security, accessibility, and stability improvements
This release addresses three medium-severity security vulnerabilities and includes improvements to accessibility, Django compatibility, permissions, Content Security Policy support, and general editor stability.
Case Studies
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Compound Partners is a UK digital consultancy specialising in audience-centric user experience and content architecture for professional services firms. Fifteen years ago, a developer's recommendation pointed us at django CMS. Today, our entire business is built on it.