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by Andrew Godwin on Jul 23, 2013 | NOTICE: The next QCon is in San Francisco Nov 7-11, 2016. Join us!

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Andrew Godwin tells Lanyrd’s story, covering the technology stack, tricks used, and what they would do differently if they could start afresh.

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Andrew Godwin is a web developer, systems administrator and technical architect. He is a developer at Lanyrd as well as a core committer on the Django web framework and specializes in databases and visualization. He is also a private pilot and archer in his spare time. Twitter: @andrewgodwin

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What would Lanyard do differently if they started again? by Ross Attrill Posted

What would Lanyard do differently if they started again? by Ross Attrill

I read through these slides and found them to be fascinating. The summary promised that we would find out what Lanyard would do differently if they could start again - but I couldn't see that in the slides? I wonder if Andrew could make some brief comments on that.