The second italian python conference was a great success: over 300 people, great location and very interesting talks.

Django presence was really better than the past year, I met a lot of people interested in it and I hope that this will help to get Django more considered into italian’s web applications marketplace.

Carlo Miron and Daniele Varrazzo started with an interactive track where code was written directly and discussed with partecipants.

In the afternoon I talked about Django new features and advanced uses, it was great but I had not enough time…my fault, too many slides and I was a bit nervous :) slides are available at PyConIt website and slideshare.

The day after Antonio Cavedoni talked about a django-based pangramming web application and its own Google App Engine version during a lighting talk session.