Twisted links
Twisted tutorials
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Twisted - hello, asynchronous programming
by Jesse Noller, February 11, 2009
Overview of Twisted concepts -
Twisted inlineCallbacks and deferredGenerator
by Marcin Kasperski, August 13, 2008
Examples comparing raw deferreds, deferredGenerator, and inlineCallbacks. -
Async Batching with Twisted: A Walkthrough
by Duncan McGreggor, June 20, 2008
This article features 8 easy to understand examples demonstrating Deferreds, callbacks, DeferredLists, DeferredSemaphores, and task.Cooperator. -
Concurrency with Python, Twisted, and Flex
by Bruce Eckel, May 3, 2008 -
Grokking Twisted
by Bruce Eckel, April 15, 2006 -
Event-Driven Programming with Twisted and Python
Linux Journal, January 26, 2005 -
The Twisted Matrix Framework: Part One, Understanding Asynchronous Networking
by David Mertz, May 2003 (See also Part 2, Part3, and Part 4)
Twisted philosophy
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Constructive Criticism
by Glyph Lefkowitz, July 2, 2008 -
So You Want Your Code to Be Asynchronous? A Twisted Interview
by Duncan McGreggor, June 27, 2008 -
Knowing Santa Claus is Fake Doesn't Ruin Christmas
by Glyph Lefkowitz, August 19, 2005 -
Thinking in Twisted
by Duncan McGreggor, June 13, 2005
Related posts
- A unique Python redis-based queue with delay — posted 2011-11-08
- Twisted web POST example w/ JSON — posted 2010-08-25
- Quick notes on trying the Twisted websocket branch example — posted 2010-05-24
- Notes on Python and beanstalkd on Ubuntu Karmic — posted 2010-04-28
- Notes on using Gearman with Python — posted 2010-04-17
- Running a Twisted Perspective Broker example with twistd — posted 2008-10-27
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#2 Eliot commented on 2009-03-23:
Hi toxicafunk, I haven't looked into Parallel Python... I realize there are a number of concurrency options with Python. I also realize using Twisted is generally not considered easy, but I liked it for my needs at the time. It may or may not have been the best choice for the job. I'm interested in trying new things; I'll write about them if I get the chance. Thanks for the comment!
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#1 toxicafunk commented on 2009-03-18:
Hi,
Just wondering if you know about Parallel Pyhton (http://www.parallelpython.com/) it seems dead easy to use so I'm wondering how does it compares to twisted.
Thanks for the great posts and useful links.