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| original entry | Django News - 🎮 Django Is Now a Video Game Framework - Jan 2nd 2026 |
Yep, DOOM in Django. That's right. Django LiveView streams ViZDoom as 100x100 pixel frames mapped to 10,000 divs at 60 FPS, sustaining about 600000 divs per second reliably.
Django is now a video game framework.
uv achieves orders of magnitude faster Python installs by leveraging modern packaging standards, dropping legacy compatibility, and using parallel downloads, global caching, and Rust optimizations.
A personal retrospective on Django On The Med, three months later. From the first idea to the actual contributor sprint, and how a simple format based on focused mornings and open afternoons created unexpected value for people and the Django open source community.
Raffi reflects on a busy and rewarding 2025 filled with speaking at and attending major Django and Python conferences, organizing and volunteering across community initiatives, contributing to Django News, and building small tools to support sustainable open source work.
Ryan reflects on a milestone year spanning a long-awaited promotion into senior leadership, major infrastructure and healthcare IT wins, deepening involvement in the Django community including talks and DSF board leadership, a self-hosting migration, and meaningful family, music, and hockey moments that set the tone for a more intentional 2026.
Priya summarizes 2025 work on Djangonaut Space, community focused conference talks, CI/CD ops notes, and her election to the 2026 Django Software Foundation Board.
Tim Schilling reflects on a year defined by trying new things, from major personal changes and extensive travel to deep community leadership across DjangoCon, Djangonaut Space, the Steering Council, and multiple open-source projects.
Jake’s 2025 year-in-review reflects a whirlwind year of personal milestones and deep Django community impact, from buying a house and running a half marathon to shipping django.tasks, joining the Django security team, speaking at PyCon UK, and navigating how AI is reshaping the web and independent publishing.