1) Disqus: Scaling The World’s Largest Django Application

This is a great presentation and set of slides from DjangoCon, covering the strategies Disqus have used to scale to 125million uniques a month. Great stuff.

2) Django 1.3 patterns for older Django versions

"The Django 1.3 niceties, only for 1.3? :-)"

3) Using the Django ORM as a standalone component

In which James Stewart discusses using the ORM without the rest of Django.

4) Connecting anything to anything with Django

This post from Charles Leifer introduces <a href="https://github.com/coleifer/django-generic-m2m"django-generic-m2m</a>, a flexible way to relate content.

1) django-form-scaffold

"django-form-scaffold is a package of helper functions for generating Django template code with markup from Django form instances."

2) django-rules

"django-rules is a Django authorization backend that offers a unified, per-object authorization management. It is quite different from other authorization backends in the way it lets you flexibly manage per-object permissions."

1) Kontagent (San Francisco and Toronto)

Kontagent is a leading analytics platform for social application developers. We are using Django and Python extensively and are looking to fill a variety of front- and back-end positions in San Francisco and Toronto offices.

2) Xcite Digital (Farnham, UK)

We're looking for talented Django Developers to fill out a development team, to work in an exciting and fast-paced digital agency, working with a wide variety of clients - big and small. Junior applicants are also welcome to apply! (Must be able to commute to Farnham, UK)

If you have any feedback, news to share, or found some great code which you want to spread the word about, please get in touch. I'll credit any submissions. You can also find me on Twitter as @jon_atkinson and @djangoweekly.