Wanted - Engaged Djangonauts

Posted by Ross Poulton on Sun 04 November 2007 #django #wedding #archived
From the archive. This post is old. It may be technically incorrect, or it may no longer reflect my current views, projects, or circumstances. I'm leaving it up for posterity, but treat anything in it as out of date.

I've spent the last year or so building a Django-powered bridal gift registry service. It allows you to easily list desired gifts in a simple online format, for your guests to select and purchase for you.

It works pretty well - my wife let me use it for our own wedding, afterall. It's also stood up to a half-dozen other weddings, who have all provided fantastic feedback which I've put into place.

I'm just about ready for launch, but I'd like to do a final round of live testing. So, I'm opening it up to Django users worldwide.

The criteria?

  • Be getting married in the short-term future
  • Be prepared to provide feedback
  • Be prepared to use public beta software (However, I believe it's stable enough!)
  • Have a [wife|husband]-to-be who is happy to be involved :)

In return I'll provide a premium account (value: $40AUD) for you to use from day one.

Interested? Just e-mail me at ross at this domain and I'll provide a signup URL. You're welcome to sign up and check it out before committing to using it for your wedding, of course - however if you choose not to use it, I'd love to know what WAF (that'd be wife-acceptance-factors) come into play in making your decision, so I can improve it as much as possible!


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