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@@ -30,8 +30,10 @@ Table of Contents
     - [Speaker and Organizer Dinner](#speaker-and-organizer-dinner)
     - [The Boxcar Bar and Arcade](#the-boxcar-bar-and-arcade)
 - [Wednesday](#wednesday)
-
+    - [Keynote - The Fellowship of the Pony](#keynote-the-fellowship-of-the-pony-by-natalia-bidart)
+    - [Hidden gems of Django 5.x](#hidden-gems-of-django-5-x-by-sarah-boyce)
     - [Lightning Talk Cameo](#lightning-talk-cameo)
+    - [API Maybe: Bootstrapping a Web Application circa 2024](#keynote---how-to-be-a-developer-and-other-lies-we-tell-ourselves)
 
     - [Panel Discussion: Open, friendly, and welcoming: on the history and future of mentoring in Django](#panel-discussion-open-friendly-and-welcoming-on-the-history-and-future-of-mentoring-in-django)
     - [Queeny's](#queenys)
@@ -353,11 +355,12 @@ He then gave some general tips for troubleshooting
 * Be like Frances Elizabeth Holberton- "break the execution- does the system work up to this point." Similarly, Python Debugger (PDB) can be used to create breakpoints to step through the code to find the issue. 
 * Avoid tunnel vision- seek broad pespectives and alternative approaches
 
+"A problem well stated is a problem half solved." John Dewey
+
 Troushooting often involves stating the problem and asking for help
-* "A problem well stated is a problem half solved." John Dewey
 * Rubber duck debugging
 * Know when to seek assistance
-* Asking for help is a strategy. Learn how to ask for help effectively
+* Learn how to ask for help effectively
 * Learn how to create a Minimum Reproducible Example (MRE) to increase your odds of getting help
 
 How to effectively ask for help
@@ -381,7 +384,7 @@ Jack encouraged the audience to document your process.
 
 ### A Related Matter: Optimizing your webapp by using django-debug-toolbar, select_related(), and prefetch_related()
 
-Because I am already familiar with diagnosing and fixing N+1 problems, I watched Christopher Adams's talk for new ideas. 
+Because I am already familiar with diagnosing and fixing N+1 problems, I watched Christopher Adams's to pick up new tips. 
 
 A few reminders
 * Querysets are immutable
@@ -531,7 +534,9 @@ More useful to me resources
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-### Faster, leaner, greener: 10x lower website carbon emissions by Thibaud Colas
+### Faster, leaner, greener: 10x lower website carbon emissions
+
+Thibaud Colas
 
 My points of interest
 * Wagtail developer, DSF Board Member
@@ -587,14 +592,20 @@ Me standing in front of the bar at Boxcar
 
 Wednesday was deep dive day. 
 
-### Keynote - The Fellowship of the Pony by Natalia Bidart
+
+
+### Keynote - The Fellowship of the Pony
+
+Natalia Bidart
 
 My points of interest
 * 
 
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-### Hidden gems of Django 5.x by Sarah Boyce
+### Hidden gems of Django 5.x
+
+Sarah Boyce
 
 My points of interest
 * 
@@ -614,43 +625,11 @@ Jon during his lightning talk
 
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-[API Maybe: Bootstrapping a Web Application circa 2024](https://2024.djangocon.us/talks/api-maybe-bootstrapping-a-web-application-circa-2024/) by Carlton Gibson
 
-<!--
-My points of interest
-* Blog and DjangoChat
-* Paths: monitoring, evaluation, and learning for development and sustainability projects
-* A year and a half in, busy bootstrapping, this talk is about that
-* 2018: API first, API only?
-* Backend with a REST API to consume with the JavaScript client of the moment
-* 2024: "HTML over the wire" (HTMX, Turbo, Unpoly, and co.)
-* 2024: something else changed, where did all the money go?
-* Inflation that followed the pandemic, global supply chain crisis, Russia/Ukraine war
-* Tech layoffs, can't "pick up a big bag of cash to pay for a multidisciplinary team to build the app from day one."
-* Limited budget, limited time, Carlton was the only worker on the tech side
-* By leveraging Django, you can get as much done as teams using more complex stacks
-* "Django really shines exactly when the money is tight"
-* Django is the framework for perfectionists with deadlines... "When these deadlines are financial, all the more so."
-* "Django is the perfect framework for our post zero interest rate world.
-* Locality of behavior, a way of assessing code. Everything you need to understand that code is in one place. Makes code easier to reason about, easier to maintain, easier to iterate on. 
-* The idea came from Carson Gross and HTMX
-* Tailwind CSS- you can embed in the HTML to control the styling rather than keeping that code in a CSS file
-* Alpine.js- a rugged JavaScript-like framework that lets you define your component behaviors in your HTML rather than in a separate JavaScript file
-* HTMX adds a small set of HTML traits that expand the power of HTMX, all again without leaving your HTML
-* Neopolitan- his take on quick CRUD views
-* django-template-partials
-* Locality of behavior can help you go faster
-* Locality of behavior is a starting point not a destination
-* "Use your judgement as to when you sacrifice a bit of locality of behavior as your code scales to gain in maintainability. 
-* Locality of benavior is a tool. It doesn't mean we abandon the good engineering practices we've learned since we were juniors.
-* "Holding the line on locality of behavior can really pay dividends."
-* Dry, separation of concerns, "but for everyone of those, there's a write it twice and three times refactor."
-* Luke Plant: [Programming Mantras are Proverbs](https://lukeplant.me.uk/blog/posts/programming-mantras-are-proverbs/)
-* [Protected variations](https://www.martinfowler.com/ieeeSoftware/protectedVariation.pdf)
-* Code that is likely to change, by focusing on locality of behavior
-* Violation of protected variations
-* 
--->
+### API Maybe: Bootstrapping a Web Application circa 2024
+
+Carlton Gibson
+
 
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@@ -707,7 +686,6 @@ Conversation with Carol
 Noah and Jib- MongoDB
 
 Tools list
-Sarah's talk link
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