Sarah Boyce

I'm also a speaker! My talk is "Django Has a Marketing Problem: Debunking the Myths That Won't Die" If that interests you, please attend! I'd love to have a discussion about the talk and feedback is also really welcome 💜

@felixxm that's so fantastic 👏 still so much further than I could run right now! Look after yourself 🫂

@ryancheley@mastodon.social thank you for sharing Ryan 🫂 I can feel how brutal and scary this is Sending love to you and your family Hope to catch up with you at a future conference when you're better

@codingjoe@fosstodon.org I don't have an answer but I'm also concerned about this

@codingjoe@fosstodon.org I was thinking about this today. With projects that get a lot of PRs, maybe it's worth prioritizing PRs where the contributor has expressed self-doubt, invited input on a specific part, or indicated that they tried several solutions and have landed on this one. A PR review is a mini collaboration and it's more enjoyable to collaborate with people who present themselves as "human" 🤔

@carlton @adamchainz when the LTS is no longer supported... presumably, they upgrade. I don't see the difference. When they upgrade release by release, it's less painful. Brush your teeth, don't wait until you need to have a root canal 🤷‍♀️ But realistically, to make this change, we should do some kinda listening tour for the LTS to LTS folks and then show that release by release is not that much work. I am, of course, very biased because I want to use the new features asap 😅

@carlton @djangochat @nessita @wsvincent (🪱 can of worms warning) do we need to implement an LTS process? I find Django upgrades very painless. Maybe enough trust is built that they are no longer required?

@carlton @djangochat @nessita @wsvincent I think it's a nice coincidence that Ubuntu is using CalVer and is also an LTS every 2 years in April 🤔