Django Bengaluru March Meetup

Django has been the foundation behind some of the most reliable and scalable products built over the past decade. In Bengaluru, it continues to power a large number of serious startups and production systems — often quietly, without visibility into the engineering decisions and lessons behind them.
Django Bengaluru is being created to bring those engineers into the same room.
This meetup is focused on the people actively building and operating Django systems — engineers making architectural decisions, scaling infrastructure, and solving real production problems.
The emphasis is simple: real systems, real lessons, real conversations.

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## What Happens in This Room

The focus is not on introductions to Django, but on the experience of using it to build and operate meaningful systems.
Topics typically emerge from real production work, including:
• Scaling applications and handling growth
• Designing and evolving backend architectures
• Performance optimization and operational reliability
• Background processing, async workflows, and system coordination
• Trade-offs made in real-world systems
• Lessons learned from building and maintaining products over time
The goal is to create an environment where engineers can share insights that rarely surface outside their teams.

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## Call for Proposals

As part of the first meetup, we are inviting a small number of speakers to share their work and experiences.
We’re looking for engineers and founders who have built, scaled, or operated systems using Django and are willing to share what they’ve learned along the way — whether it’s a technical deep dive, a scaling story, or a design decision that shaped a system.
Talk formats include short talks and longer technical deep dives.
If you’ve worked on something others could learn from, we encourage you to submit a proposal:
https://cfp.djangoday.in/django-bengaluru-march-meetup-2026/

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## Who Typically Attends

Django Bengaluru is designed for engineers working directly on backend systems, including:
• Backend and full-stack engineers working with Django
• Engineers responsible for architecture and system design
• Founding engineers and technical founders
• Engineers scaling products and infrastructure
The common thread is simple — everyone here is building.

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## Why This Exists

Strong engineering ecosystems are built through shared knowledge. Many of the most valuable lessons in building systems never make it into blog posts or documentation — they exist only in the experience of the engineers who built them.
Django Bengaluru exists to create a space where those lessons can be shared.
This is the first meetup. It’s the beginning of building a long-term Django engineering community in Bengaluru.
If Django is part of the systems you build, you’re invited to be part of it.