[soc2008-general] Python Jabber Server

Michael Tao m.tao at utoronto.ca
Tue Mar 25 18:17:25 CET 2008


Hi,
I'm starting to look through the code listed on the python wiki  
( looking through twisted ).
I'm still looking at how people are writing their code, i'll hopefully  
have a concrete view of exactly how I would want to code this later  
on.  I've also talked with Dmitri (the current developer) about some  
of his ideas on how to implement this / the different ways he was  
aware of for doing this.  I need to look over everything in more  
detail of course ( actual examples of these implementations ) before  
i'd feel comfortable with saying what ideas i'd like to use or not use.
-Michael Tao
On Mar 24, 2008, at 7:43 PM, Greg Wilson wrote:

> Hi Michael,
>
> This would be very cool to have --- we'd like to integrate IM  
> support into
> DrProject, and I know other people who are building Python apps  
> who'd like
> to be able to serve chat.  (Client libraries don't appear to be a
> problem...)  I'd be willing to be a mentor on this one; I believe  
> Blake
> Winton and David Janes would do so as well.
>
> Have you taken a look at other Jabber server implementations, or  
> spoken to
> people who've built them?  If so, are there ideas you'd like to  
> borrow, or
> mistakes you'd like to avoid? ;)
>
> Thanks,
> Greg Wilson
>
> On Sun, 23 Mar 2008, Michael Tao wrote:
>
>> Hi,
>> I'm an undergraduate at the University of Toronto majoring in  
>> Computer
>> Science and Mathematics.  I'm interested in implementing developing
>> the clustering aspect on the Python Jabber Server for the GSoC 2008.
>> I have two years of Python experience from courses and personal
>> scripting projects, as well as some experience with networking
>> multiprocessor software development in C, and want to use this as an
>> opportunity to learn to develop in a real world application.
>> I look forward to talking to any possible mentors or anyone else to
>> discuss how viable this project would be for me to do for GSoC.
>> Thanks,
>> Michael Tao
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