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denik

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    Comment #7511107

    Surfly ( http://www.surfly.com ) - Amsterdam, the Netherlands - Full-Time [Will relocate/Arrange work permit] We are looking for a Senior Software Developer for full-time employmen…

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    Comment #7334472

    pdf.js is great. we used it at surfly to implement purely web-based collaborative pdf viewer that works on any modern browser.

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    Comment #5606634

    > Implicit stack coroutines (like greenlets) can always be built on top if necessary, but they tend to require horrible things like monkey patching to work together with existing s…

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    Comment #4466094

    Amsterdam, the Netherlands - SiteSupport Services B. V. - Senior Python developer. We are looking for an experienced Python developer for full-time employment. You will be part of …

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    Comment #4019879

    Try http://sdiehl.github.com/gevent-tutorial/

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    Comment #3342719

    We've just released a bunch of updates for gevent-websocket: https://bitbucket.org/denis/gevent-websocket We use it successfully at SiteSupport ( http://sitesupport.com )

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    Comment #2837475

    I have written about the reasons here: http://blog.gevent.org/2011/04/28/libev-and-libevent/

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    Comment #2494453

    There are 2 possible ways for the next release a) conservative - use libevent's http on top of libev-libevent emulation b) reimplement them; maybe start with an http server that al…

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    Comment #1867391

    Indeed, sorry. Here's the correct link: http://bitbucket.org/Jeffrey/gevent-socketio (by the same guy)

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    Comment #1859022

    For those Python developers who want to try socket.io, there's an implementation of server part of socket.io in Python: http://www.gelens.org/code/gevent-websocket/

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    Comment #1848676

    I mentioned mysql-connector as an example of a complex enough library that runs with gevent via monkey patching (in reply to "gevent only solves the most simple conversions by monk…

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    Comment #1848593

    gevent runs most of the protocol implementations written on top of standard socket and ssl modules. For example, pure Python mysql-connector works fine with gevent. There's also a …

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    Comment #1734676

    Another similar library: http://gevent.org

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    Comment #1639942

    if need a similar site, try omegle.com

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    Comment #1595116

    There are contributions on the mailing list of threadpool and subprocess handling. But you're right this should be in the library - we're working on it.

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    Comment #1593956

    You should also check out gevent ( http://gevent.org ) which is similar to eventlet.

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    Comment #1590512

    here's another long polling chat, in Python and with source code: http://chat.gevent.org

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    Comment #1553079

    here's a library to do async concurrency in a synchronous way without yields (using greenlets): http://www.gevent.org

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    Comment #1516066

    Monkey patching is not mandatory. 3rd party modules can be "ported" to gevent manually as well. It's a matter of preference probably. Would like to know what better solutions you h…