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Nephila agenda 2015 is eventful! The next event we are attending is DjangoCon EU, the annual European conference dedicated to Django platform, which will be held from May 31 to June 5.

django CMS application is constantly upgraded by the community with the support of core developers and the technical board. 3.1 version has been another step forward, and our efforts aimed at make the CMS even more stable and easier to work with, and we strongly believe they payed off.

We'll attended PyCon Sei event in a week! This is Italy’s most important conference about Python, the innovative programming language for agile development. 

Last weekend was very exciting as two events were held in Londoner Potato headquarters, in Tottenham Court Road, London. Both the events took place simultaneously; Django Sprint London and Django Girls. Nephila supported both the meetings. So here is the update of the events.

For us conferences are an opportunity to meet companies with a similar professional profile, to create new collaborations and to exchange points of view with the others. Once again, we decided to invest great energies and resources on UK scene. Below you can find our agenda for 2015.

We've been the technological partner with Opera Voice since the inception. It's a multilingual complete titling service which aims to engage an international audience coming from different countries. Rancia acting company was the first to adopt Opera Voice service. The Opera Voice titling system will also be seen included in PINOCCHIO –  The Great Musical encores.

Dragos Dimitriu was in Prato on saturday 27 December. We cannot miss the occasion to listen him talking about Kanban.

Backend developers still rely on some old myths about HTML, that are still quite popular. But to write clean code nowadays is something essential. These are some tipsthat may help you release in the market good, semantic and modern HTML5 code.

For Nephila, the year 2014 has been quite a “revolution” in terms of growth and development of the company. We defined our path by taking new decisions and consolidating the ones we made in the past. The year has been significant in expanding our horizons in various directions.

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?