[Twisted-Python] Aloha, New Member
Aloha, My name is Charles Paul, and I am interested in learning more about how to use Twisted. Aloha, Charles
Excellent! Great to hear it, Charles. I'm currently in the process of writing documentation and smoothing the learning curve for new users of the framework, but I've got a lot to do (and I'm swamped with more mundane things at work right now (and I'll be heading out of town (back on monday (do you like parenthetic expressions? (I sure do. (yay for lisp)))))). So unfortunately our documentation is far from complete. Can you give some clues as to what you want to use Twisted for? I'll try to answer any questions you might have; in the meanwhile, poke around the "Documentation" section on http://twistedmatrix.com/. On Wed, 2002-02-27 at 01:58, cpaul@telemetrybox.org wrote:
Aloha,
My name is Charles Paul, and I am interested in learning more about how to use Twisted.
Aloha, Charles
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Great to hear that there will be more documentation in the future -- once I wrap my head around the framework, I will probably contribute to the effort. As far as what I hope to build with Twisted, I have several things in mind. One of the projects I am working on is a webmail service with GnuPG functionality. As a part of this, I built an xml-rpc wrapper for the GnuPGInterface module. During the process I realized that xml-rpc was the wrong solution to my problem, there were too many hacks in the code for preserving sessions among other things. Maybe twisted could help me on this part. Aside from the backengine, I was thinking of working around the other members of the project and building the web/mail frontend from the ground-up in Python (as opposed to using a PHP webmail client...) -- Twisted might come in handy here too. Another project still in the drafting phase is a Free implementation of the Craigslist.org bulletin board system. This would involve creating an application: To serve CGI and process form inputs. Create static HTML pages for every post. Compile indexes of the posts at regular intervals. And, with a mail server, forward the postXXX@ email to the proper recipients. I was planning on using straight python, mysql and postfix -- again, Twisted might come in handy. The final project is for $$$, and as of yet I am still hazy on the details. Basically, I want to create a systems administration interface which would be capable of manipulating many machines at once. I don't know if Twisted will come in handy. Thanks for the welcome to the list, and I will keep you all posted with my progress (*cough*problems*cough*). Take care, Charles On Thu, Feb 28, 2002 at 01:20:06AM -0600, Glyph Lefkowitz wrote:
Excellent! Great to hear it, Charles.
I'm currently in the process of writing documentation and smoothing the learning curve for new users of the framework, but I've got a lot to do (and I'm swamped with more mundane things at work right now (and I'll be heading out of town (back on monday (do you like parenthetic expressions? (I sure do. (yay for lisp)))))).
So unfortunately our documentation is far from complete. Can you give some clues as to what you want to use Twisted for? I'll try to answer any questions you might have; in the meanwhile, poke around the "Documentation" section on http://twistedmatrix.com/.
On Wed, 2002-02-27 at 01:58, cpaul@telemetrybox.org wrote:
Aloha,
My name is Charles Paul, and I am interested in learning more about how to use Twisted.
Aloha, Charles
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On Sun, 2002-03-03 at 03:13, cpaul@telemetrybox.org wrote:
One of the projects I am working on is a webmail service with GnuPG functionality. As a part of this, I built an xml-rpc wrapper for the GnuPGInterface module. During the process I realized that xml-rpc was the wrong solution to my problem, there were too many hacks in the code for preserving sessions among other things. Maybe twisted could help me on this part. Aside from the backengine, I was thinking of working around the other members of the project and building the web/mail frontend from the ground-up in Python (as opposed to using a PHP webmail client...) -- Twisted might come in handy here too.
From what you've said, it seems like Twisted would work well indeed. You could use Perspective Broker for your remote-object protocol, to replace XML-RPC, and Twisted Web's Widgets for your web interface. If you need any help with these, I can probably assist, as well as many others.
Another project still in the drafting phase is a Free implementation of the Craigslist.org bulletin board system. This would involve creating an application: To serve CGI and process form inputs. Create static HTML
Hmmm.. Is there a particular reason you need CGI? If you don't need it to work on multiple web servers, i'd just go with Twisted Web's Widgets, again. It's a really nice API for developing web applications.
pages for every post. Compile indexes of the posts at regular intervals. And, with a mail server, forward the postXXX@ email to the proper recipients. I was planning on using straight python, mysql and postfix -- again, Twisted might come in handy.
Yup. Twisted's mail support is finally getting there, and we do integrate with RDBMs with twisted.enterprise. -- Chris Armstrong << radix@twistedmatrix.com >> http://twistedmatrix.com/users/carmstro.twistd/
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