06-05, 14:40–15:10 (Europe/Madrid), Auditorium
In this talk, we'll cover:
- How carbon emissions result from our use digital services, and why people are paying more attention
- How they are measured and estimated, and common tools used to do so, especially for pythonistas
- Why Django is well placed to be the greenest framework out there, with examples a leading django project
This talk is a companion to the workshop "Greening Digital - how to set up your django app with green coding metrics in CI", it provides an easy introduction to developers taking their first steps into the world of digital sustainability.
It will also provide ways to make sense of the fast growing range of tools being built to help organisations undestand and manage the carbon emissions associated with their softwarem with a particular focus on open source tools that django developers can use, or might even already have installed on their laptops already.
Audiences will leave with clear ideas of what options exist out there, and what steps they might take to continue their journey as djangonaughts exploring digital sustainability.
Video: https://youtu.be/ok_xqkBJXP8
Django Internals, Architecture, Community, Teamwork
Audience Level –Beginner
Chris Adams is the Executive Director of the Green Web Foundation, a non profit focussed on reaching a fossil free internet by 2030, and has spent the last 15 years as an environmentally focussed tech generalist, working as a user researcher, product manager, developer, sysadmin and UX designer.
He is a contributing editor to the Ars Electronica award winning Branch Magazine, is the policy chair of the Green Software Foundation, an industry body comprised of non profits and some of the largest names in the tech world, including, Microsoft, Thoughtworks, Github and others.
He also is the host of the popular Environment Variables podcast published by the Green Software Foundation.