[Twisted-Python] Announcing twotp 0.1, the Twisted implementation of the Erlang node protocol
Hello all, Some weeks ago [1], I announced a project of mine that was implementing the Erlang node protocol with Twisted. After a little bit of feedback and motivation (thanks Anders Rune Jensen!), I've decided to create a project on its own called Twotp. For now, it's hosted on launchpad: https://launchpad.net/twotp, and I've made a quick 0.1 release, also available on the cheeseshop (so 'easy_install twotp' should to the right thing). I have already some features in the pipe (set and dict support, a simple twistd plugin), so I'll probably make another release real soon now. I also wanted to announce it before Pycon, so that people can talk to me about it there :). Again, every feedback, questions, bugs, are more than welcome. Using this list is probably OK for now, until we talk too much and get kicked out :). Thanks for your attention, -- Thomas [1]: http://twistedmatrix.com/pipermail/twisted-python/2007-December/016504.html
Thomas, I played around with the code in your sandbox a few weeks ago. This is _truly fantastic_ that you are pushing this forward. We have been considering using Erlang for parts of ipython (optionally) and this will really help. Brian On Sat, Mar 8, 2008 at 2:26 PM, Thomas Hervé <therve@free.fr> wrote:
Hello all,
Some weeks ago [1], I announced a project of mine that was implementing the Erlang node protocol with Twisted. After a little bit of feedback and motivation (thanks Anders Rune Jensen!), I've decided to create a project on its own called Twotp.
For now, it's hosted on launchpad: https://launchpad.net/twotp, and I've made a quick 0.1 release, also available on the cheeseshop (so 'easy_install twotp' should to the right thing).
I have already some features in the pipe (set and dict support, a simple twistd plugin), so I'll probably make another release real soon now. I also wanted to announce it before Pycon, so that people can talk to me about it there :).
Again, every feedback, questions, bugs, are more than welcome. Using this list is probably OK for now, until we talk too much and get kicked out :).
Thanks for your attention,
-- Thomas
[1]: http://twistedmatrix.com/pipermail/twisted-python/2007-December/016504.html
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