We also have a large crowdsourced collection of Django videos on Lanyrd (178 at the moment) - many of which have accompanying slides and notes:

http://lanyrd.com/topics/django/video/

We have similar collections of videos on other topics, for example:

http://lanyrd.com/topics/python/video/ (277 videos)

http://lanyrd.com/topics/ruby/video/ (161 videos)

http://lanyrd.com/topics/javascript/video/ (204 videos)

http://lanyrd.com/topics/ruby-on-rails/video/ (66 videos)

Or search through our full index of over 6,000 conference videos here:

http://lanyrd.com/video/

You should get added as an Apple TV "app" similar to Youtube, Netflix etc, so people can browse the topic of the video they want and then watch them sorted by the max rating or something like that.

This is great site to keep in mind, I added a link to the blog post. Language filtering feature would be nice, the Django section seemed to have many French ones on the first page.

The embarrassing demo failures in the "Advanced Security Topics" at the front and center of the blog post were painful to watch and unenlightening, and discredit the effort which has presumably gone into curating this video collection. Might want to highlight something else.

I did watch the session a while ago and now remember it wasn't too successful, but I selected it there because I think security is important and did have good points in there. Many books, articles and presentations tend to leave the security part out of their scope. I did push the security session down the list :).

Perhaps the OP missed it, but there's http://pyvideo.org –which contains these and more.

I wrote a simple python script that fetches videos form pyvideo and converts them to QuickTime so you can watch them on your Apple device. https://github.com/codeinthehole/pyvideo2quicktime

This is useful to me as I spend 2 hours a day on the London Underground, which is a good time for watching conference talks.

I did miss that they have so many Django videos. I added a link on the others section. They seem to be missing the DjangoCon Europe videos as mentioned.

Yes, pyvideo.org has a lot of videos. It seems to be missing the DjangoCon Europe videos though. I've created an issue at Will's repository: https://github.com/willkg/pmc/issues/33

Most of the talks don't have links for slides. Otherwise great talks.

Hey! One of the five selected videos I co-presented! Yay! \o/

Is there something like this for Ruby or Javascript?