veyepar: Transitioning from PHP to Django on the sly

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Description:	You know that Python and Django is the way forward for your client, but with a mountain of legacy PHP code, where do you start? Ben spent the last 3 years working with a thriving charity organisation to migrate their large PHP system to Django. He'd like to share some survival strategies. This talk covers: - explaining the transition to your client - first steps and initial experiments - running PHP and Django in parallel - why incremental migration beats the "big switch" - sharing databases and authentication - making the experience seamless for visitors and staff - strategies for converting the code markdown
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