Django Con has been a great experience so far. We have been able to bond with many developers in the community and been inspired by the conversations and talks.

Thanks to Brian Luft from Lincoln Loop for giving a shout out to our CEO, Aaron Cuker in his panel about how to sell Django. During this panel we gained insight from lead Django developers at NASA, PBS, and others.

We have found quit a bit of interest in our E-Commerce platform. We feel that there is a big need for the product within the Django Community and we aim to provide the best E-Commerce Django platform.

We are giving a lightning talk today about Web Cube's E-Commerce Model. After this conference we hope to solidify several new reseller relationships that offers the value of the E-Commerce and Core Products to Companies and Agencies across the nation.

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Just a quick check in from Djangocon 2009. There is a buzz about Test Driven Development, and we at Web Cube have been listening intently. Eric Holscher's talk on testing in Django provided a great overview and was in line with our own internal goals for continuous integration. James Bennett provided further insight on the necessity of well documented and clean code, and Brian Rosner's talk on deploying Django provided some alternate solutions to our own deployment mechanisms. We spent some time with Jared Kuolt of partner hosting company Slice Host. A special thanks to the PDX python user group for taking on the Djangocon masses for their monthly meeting, and to Web Trends for hosting. And finally, an emphatic plug for Portland beer!