The answer is probably not that much, but it was a lot of fun to build an entire website (with a Postgres backend) to manage the wedding, the guests and actually provide a reasonably good looking website to our guests.
The whole website (http://andreaenrica.life/) was done from the ground up with Clojure + Clojurescript (re-frame) and even Garden to generate the CSS, which really shown me that one language to rule them all actually works extremely well.
This talk goes through some of the discoveries and dives more in detail in some of the interesting challenges I faced while creating this website, and how they were tackled with Clojure all the way down.
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Andrea Crotti
With a wealth of experience using python in hardware and the aerospace industry Andrea Crotti is currently working as a Python/Django developer in London. Andrea started using Python 7 years ago and is still finds himself amazed with how much he can get done with so little elegant code. He has attended multiple Python conferences in the last few years and enjoys giving talks about various topics, from decorators to TDD.