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Ranked among the top business schools in the country, Wharton specializes in training generations of executives to deliver insightful, transformative leadership. Founded over 135 years ago, Wharton was the first collegiate school of business in the United States. The institution …

When our agency began in 2007, using Python on the web was still a rarity, but some new projects in the space were starting to pop up. TurboGears had gained popularity with its MVC approach, but it was another Python …

Last year Drexel University, in partnership with the Big Cities Health Coalition, contacted us to build a website to visualize health data for urban areas in the United States. Their data analysts gathered data around metrics like HIV infections, COVID …

Our venerable IRC logger, BotBot.me logged its first lines in the summer of 2012 . Since then, it has logged over 100 million lines for more than 400 IRC channels, primarily on the Freenode and Mozilla networks. Despite the rise …

April marked Lincoln Loop’s 10th anniversary in business. As I reflect on that, I find myself going through all the typical platitudes: it’s been a roller-coaster ride, how proud I am of the team, looking forward to another 10 years, …

This post was created as a collaboration between Lincoln Loop and Maciej Fijalkowski from baroquesoftware.com. In the space of web architecture, the prevalent belief states that “database based applications are I/O bound”. While this might have been true in the …

Our Kickstarter campaign for a companion video series to our book High Performance Django ended today just shy of its target. We consider it a great success! That’s right… a success. When we started the campaign, our internal goal was …

The following is the second installment of our Loop Letters series, an interview with Tracy Osborn. Tracy is the author of Hello Web App, a book to help designers and non-programmers get up and running with Python and Django. Tracy …

We recently decided to the start a semi weekly written interview series of the humans behind programming, Loop Letters. What motivates these individuals? What sort of team culture are they working in? What hobbies are they good at? What hobbies …

With the launch of our book, High Performance Django, we’ve received a number of inquiries from people asking for advice, for which the answers are too specific to their application to give good general advice, and too short to sign …