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Hot off the press, @wsvincent and I recap last week’s @djangoconeurope 
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FosstodonDjango Chat Podcast (@djangochat@fosstodon.org)Ep181: DjangoCon Europe 2025 recap is now live!
A quick recap episode sharing thoughts and highlights from attending DjangoCon Europe last week in Dublin, Ireland. We both gave talks and shared favorites from the official schedule, social events, and hallway track highlights.
https://djangochat.com/episodes/djangocon-europe-2025-recap
Caught on stage by @wsvincent @djangoconeurope. I'm sporting a fetching @djangonaut t-shirt 
#DjangoConEurope
#djangoconeurope2025 has come to an end. I'm already back in Germany.
On the flight back I tuned in to the (for me until the conference unknown)
Python Podcast Deutschland ( @show )
Luckily I met @jochen @oryon_dominik and @shezi who introduced me to the #podcast (after some Guinness 
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The most common way to implement multilingual content on Python projects leads to accessibility issues and systematic WCAG fails https://discuss.python.org/t/accessibility-of-multilingual-content-with-mixed-translation/89902
Been thinking about this for a while, unsure where to raise it, unsure what I’m missing. Decided to raise it at the source thanks to good #DjangoConEurope vibes and discussions with @tut_tuuut & the @django accessibility team 
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Discussions on Python.org · Accessibility of multilingual content with mixed translation👋 not 100% sure this is the right forum category but here goes. I’d like the Python ecosystem to have more accessible multilingual content. Almost all Python projects I’m involved with use the gettext module and GNU gettext as the foundation of their translations (of any user interface, user docs, contributor docs). And so far all those projects I’ve done accessibility reviews of share the same issue(s). That seems to come either from a lack of gettext capabilities, or a lack of unde...
Made a PR during the #DjangoConEurope sprints that could significantly improve the performance of bulk queries on SQLite 
https://github.com/django/django/pull/19427
For example, given a `bulk_create()` with 10,000 instances of a model that has 25 fields, the number of queries could go down from 251 to 1.
On Debian in general, queries that originally would take N*250 batches can now be done in ~N batches.
This was a ticket that one of the Djangonauts in my team worked on, then I added the tests at the sprints 
GitHubFixed #36143 -- Made max_query_params respect SQLITE_LIMIT_VARIABLE_NUMBER. by laymonage · Pull Request #19427 · django/django
The banner is definitely representative of the tiredness after a week of travel, #djangoconeurope and 2 days of sprints
PSA: During @djangoconeurope, managed to persuade @be_haki — “that database guy” — that he should join the fediverse. You should follow him! And check out the posts on his site if you’ve not seen it before. Utter gold mine.
Heading home from an awesome @djangoconeurope
Spent a good moment this morning getting my ticket to get to the airport. Turns out you can buy it on the bus 
See you all at the next one, or maybe sooner… #djangoconeurope #DjangoOnTheMed 