This post focuses on someone who has been forgotten for too long in the internet logic: the user. If you want to grow your business you have to look carefully on SEO evolution and users behaviour. Ask yourself: how long are people willing to search for something online before giving up? Do they just scroll through the first Google results or do they perform another internet search if not satisfied? Do keywords play an important role in queries formulation process?

Every time I write a new feature which involves javscript or massive css code, I need to check how much that piece of code impacts performances. 

While I was searching for a tool which could retrieve some information about page load timings, I found the great phantomas. This tools is able to collect a huge amount of data regarding a specific URL. Bingo!

The main concept which comes to the light is that a framework is a consolidated structure, built upon set of rules and features. Commonly, when we use this word, we refer to a structured set of concepts, practices and criteria which can be adopted to solve recurring problems.

The first Djangobeer event was initiated in Florence on 2013, 4th July, at Beer House Club, a pub in Tintori Street. Djangobeer is a one-night event, a new concept where we mixed business with pleasure. Our goal was to connect the open source software followers who are also craft beer tasting enthusiasts.

The other day, while discussing designs with a client, he came up with the requirement of having author information on each page of his website. It was a good idea, but how could we implement that? Let's see the answer.

Django Village makes part of that category of events that a passionate djangonaut can't absolutely miss! Are you an active member of the community or a Django and Python conference addicted? Then we bet this occasion fits you perfectly!

Nephila's team is proud to introduce its new accomplishment, the application Djangocms-blog. We worked to create a proper space to talk about the various technical issues that we encounter every day. And now it's ready!

Though we are an Italian open source-based software company, and we love our country, we are starting moving to UK. We work with Django and django CMS basically, so attending and sponsoring Djangoweekend, the UK Django conference which will be held in Cardiff from the 7th to the 9th February, 2014,  is the occasion to introduce ourselves to the British open source community, and to develop a new network of contacts.