Tuesday, September 9 @ 2:40 PM to 3:05 PM View on time.is
Room B
Traditional search in Django apps, typically powered by queryset filters or keyword search, often fails to capture user intent. It matches exact words but misses meaning. Vector search solves this by representing the "meaning" of data (text, images, audio, video, etc) as high-dimensional vectors generated with ML models, enabling more relevant, personalized, and faster results.
In this talk, you'll learn:
This session is for intermediate Django developers familiar with models, views, and basic querying. Vector search is becoming a high demand skill so everyone is welcome. But if you've built search features with filters or keyword search and are curious about taking them to the next level with vectors, this talk is definitely for you!
Hi, I'm a Python and Rust engineer with a deep interest in search engines, AI, and open source. I started programming at 13 and have been working full-time as a software engineer for the past 3 years. I currently work for Qdrant, the most loved OSS vector database.
Django has been a core part of my development journey and I've used it extensively across projects and organizations. I'm passionate about building open-source developer tools and sharing knowledge through talks on topics that matter to me.
Based in Bangalore (India), I enjoy discovering global cultures and cuisines.