Django People lists 6262 Django developers from around the world, in 129 different countries. The aim of the site is to help Django developers find like-minded souls near them, and hopefully kick-start some local meet-ups and user groups.
You can post feedback and bug reports on this blog entry.
The site was built by Simon Willison and Natalie Downe.
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Country data and location lookups come from GeoNames, while the maps themselves are powered by the Google Maps API. Country flags and icons are by Mark James; US state flags come from Wikipedia.
The site uses django-tagging by Jonathan Buchanan for the skills feature, and sorl-thumbnail by Mikko Hellsing and Chris Beaven for thumbnailing. OpenID support (used by 988 people) depends on python-openid (version 1.2.0) and django-openid.
Deployment is mod_wsgi running on Apache 2 behind an nginx proxy. The site is hosted on a Linode.com virtual machine.
