At DjangoCon

James, Brian and Alex are at DjangoCon and we're looking forward to seeing a bunch of old friends and making some new ones. Oh, and we're also giving some talks.

James Tauber is giving three talks, a State of Pinax, and introductory tutorial talk on Pinax (with Danny Greenfeld) and a short talk on how to contribute to Pinax.

Brian Rosner is giving a talk on Deploying Django which will include some of how we do stuff here at Eldarion.

Alex Gaynor will be talking with the other Google Summer of Code students on his contributions to Django core over the summer.

We'll all also be hacking on Django and Pinax during the sprints.

Oh, and be sure to check out http://djangodose.com/djangocon/ for the latest tweets about DjangoCon. The site was built by Brian and Alex along with Eldarion friends Eric Florenzano and Greg Newman.

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Eldarion builds great sites with Pinax and Django and helps you to do the same. We provide Pinax support & services, whether it's training, support or custom development you need.

We do web site development, both front-end and back-end, and can continue to host and maintain the site as it evolves.

Gondor, our managed hosting solution, is catered specifically to commercial, multi-tiered Django and Pinax deployments. Whether you are a client wanting us to also take care of your hosting needs or have a site that you develop yourself and just desire push button deployments, Gondor is the solution for you.

We also develop our own sites and host them on Gondor. Some are serious commercial sites, others are more lighthearted and fun.

Whenever possible, we open source components of our web sites and love working with clients that allow us to open source parts of our work for them.