More Twisted press
19 Apr
This time, Jon Udell's using Twisted along with mxTidy and XPath to rewrite web pages in a Personal Web Proxy, in his Proxy Power article. I'd actually just been thinking of using my nope catalog in a personal proxy to remember what I've been reading. Add some time-related criteria to the search, and I can look for all content pertaining to Subversion I've looked at in the past week, for example. If I ran the proxy on a network-central, I'd have a total view of my web usage. It'd also be a quick way to find out how well my catalog scales in ZODB...
The past long weekends and public holidays has allowed me to start writing some code again, and nope (Neil's Object Publishing Experiment) is the codename for what I've been playing with. It uses the Twisted/ZODB integration from The Shuttleworth Foundation's SchoolTool (headed by Zope developer Steve Alexander) to provide a really simple object publishing environment, stealing many ideas/concepts from Zope 3.
Alex Martelli has nice things to say about Twisted in this Open Enterprise Trends interview.
From the Twisted quotes file
31 Mar
Some nice Twisted advice
16 Jul
Moshe Zadka gave some good advice to me on my various Twisted projects. My Initial request for critique evoked quite a bit of advice for tnntprss. Thanks Moshe!