Merge pull request #120 from djangocon/schedule-swap-tuesday

📆 Replace Lisa's talk with Micah's due to illness

src/_content/presenters/micah-lyle.md

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+company: Elyon Technologies
+hidden: false
+name: Micah Lyle
+permalink: /presenters/micah-lyle/
+photo: 'micah-lyle.jpg'
+social:
+    bluesky: null
+    github: null
+    instagram: null
+    mastodon: null
+    twitter: micahlyle
+    website: https://elyon.technology
+---
+
+I'm a software architect and engineer, and co-run a design and software agency and consultancy called Elyon Technologies. Before that, I spent several years as a solo freelancer, working on a number of different projects and systems. Almost everything I did I built in Django (from scratch or on top of something existing), and I strongly focused on a niche specifically working on Django apps both through UpWork and also word of mouth referrals. I've gotten to build and architect software systems with Django across a number of different verticals which has provided both narrow/focused perspectives in the Django space but also helped me grow opinions on how codebases should be structured in the long run.

src/_content/schedule/talks/operations-the-missing-django-piece.md

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+category: talks
+start_datetime: 2024-09-24 16:50:00-04:00
+end_datetime: 2024-09-24 17:15:00-04:00
+permalink: /talks/operations-missing-django-piece/
+presenter_slugs:
+- micah-lyle
+room: Grand Ballroom III
+tags:
+- cms
+- thirdparty
+title: "Operations: The Missing Django Piece"
+track: t1
+---
+
+In this talk, I’m going to demonstrate a new perspective on how to structure Django codebases using something I call “Operations”, so that Django codebases can scale well with any amount of features or complexity inside an application as it grows over time.