Hallöchen!
We have implemented a samples database in our nanotech research
institute using Django. I did most of it, and we have a full time
employee working on it for three years. So far, it's 60.000 LOC. I
plan to make in open source, and I'm optimistic that the director of
the institute will approve it. Now, it's time to plan to build a
community around the project.
I intent to go to DjangoCon this year, however, I wonder whether
this is the right audience. What I'm looking for are geeks in
nanotech/biotech institutes around the world who are interested in
adapting the system to their institution. (Because the system is
*very* flexible, this adaption process is important and tricky.) Of
course, I hope that those people will also improve the core code so
that other institutions can benefit.
Where do you think I should go? Are there people like the ones I'm
looking for at DjangoCon or its european counterpart?
Tschö,
Torsten.
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