Hi.
Are there any documentation/examples/tutorials/applications that use twisted available?
I can't find anything useful, except for browsing the source-code... is that the way to go, or have I missed something?
/Magnus
Magnus Heino wrote:
Are there any documentation/examples/tutorials/applications that use twisted available?
I can't find anything useful, except for browsing the source-code... is that the way to go, or have I missed something?
1) There's a folder called doc/examples/
2) Some of the packages that come with twisted are actually applications based on the framework, e.g. twisted.mail, twisted.manhole and twisted.words.
Hopefully in the next few months we'll be seeing some actual written documentation and tutorials.
- Some of the packages that come with twisted are actually applications
based on the framework, e.g. twisted.mail, twisted.manhole and twisted.words.
Hopefully in the next few months we'll be seeing some actual written documentation and tutorials.
There are no open source applications using it today that are available?
Anything but browsing the source-code is a speedup in learing time imho :)
/Magnus
On Mon, Nov 19, 2001 at 02:11:23PM +0100, Magnus Heino wrote:
- Some of the packages that come with twisted are actually applications
based on the framework, e.g. twisted.mail, twisted.manhole and twisted.words.
Hopefully in the next few months we'll be seeing some actual written documentation and tutorials.
There are no open source applications using it today that are available?
Those _are_ Open Source applications that are using it today. :-) There also some 3rd parties using Twisted. The one that jumps to mind right away is Tommi Vertanen's (I'm guessing at the spelling there) "mc-foo", an mp3 organizer/player/something-or-other. http://mc-foo.sf.net/. He hasn't made a release of the python version yet, so you'll have to get his CVS version to see it. But anyway, doc/examples/ and friends should be great for figuring things out. Also, you might want to drop by on #python at irc.openprojects.net; a lot of the developers/users hang out there.
There are no open source applications using it today that are available?
Those _are_ Open Source applications that are using it today. :-) There also some 3rd parties using Twisted. The one that jumps to mind right away is Tommi Vertanen's (I'm guessing at the spelling there) "mc-foo", an mp3 organizer/player/something-or-other. http://mc-foo.sf.net/.
Ok, I'll take a look at it.
get his CVS version to see it. But anyway, doc/examples/ and friends should be great for figuring things out. Also, you might want to drop
Well, I find them a bit too basic. There seems to be a lot of useful things in twisted.web for example, but no examples of how to use it.
by on #python at irc.openprojects.net; a lot of the developers/users hang out there.
Just found my way there, thanks.
/Magnus
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