Funny. Nice catch, Leah. :) Visit site »
The latest episode of TWiD has a great interview with Leah and Mike of Pownce. If you’re interested in scaling and how a high-traffic, high-profile site run on Django, do check it out. Visit site »
Leah Culver announces a new open standard for getting the URL to embedded content via an API endpoint. Smart. Currently supported by Flickr, Viddler, Qik, Pownce, Revision3 and Hulu. Vimeo and Blip.tv are working on implementations, as well. Visit site »
Leah released a Python FOAF file generator, which uses the Django user model as its source. Pownce is using it, and now you can, too. Sweet. Visit site »
If you’re a Django developer and want to join Leah Culver, Kevin Rose, Daniel Burka, and the rest of the Digg team working on their most recent Django-powered app, Pownce, check it out. Sounds like a great opportunity. Visit site »
Leah has posted her slides from the recent Future of Web Apps conference in London, detailing her lessons learned in developing Pownce, the popular Django-based social web app. Visit site »
Django + S3 + Perlbal + Memcached = Pownce. Also, it equals every site we did at The Journal-World. Visit site »
Jeremy has a nice review of Pownce, the new Django-powered social tool for “sharing stuff with your friends” by Leah Culver, Kevin Rose, Daniel Burka, and ShawnAllen Visit site »
This hot-looking new tool, the baby of Leah Culver, Kevin Rose, Daniel Burka, and Shawn Allen, looks like it could be something worth tracking. And with those people behind it, you know it has a chance. And yes, it’s Django-powered. Hells yeah! Visit site »