From: Pascal GUICHARD <pascal@...>
Date: 2005-04-17T07:30:22+09:00
Subject: Re: finding ruby evolution

Do find below the dscription of twisted-python.

Even if somewhat important for me, what disturbed me was not to find an
operative python-ruby bridge.

And to speak of AOP, aspectr is not (yet ?) at the level of an aspectj
framework, maybe will it be a ruby2 feature ? but who tells ruby's future ?

P. Guichard
About Twisted
Twisted is an asynchronous networking framework written in Python. It is
used by most of the servers, clients and protocols that are part of other
Twisted projects.
Twisted contains a number of modules:
* twisted.cred, a pluggable authentication system for servers;
* twisted.enterprise, an asynchonous adaptor of Python DB-API 2.0 database
interfaces;
* twisted.internet, the Twisted event loop;
* twisted.manhole, a debugging service;
* twisted.persisted, a collection of object persistance systems
* twisted.protocols, a collection of simple network protocols and helper
utilities;
* twisted.python, a set of Twisted programming abstractions;
* twisted.spread, a network transport, serializer and object broker;
* twisted.trial, a unit-testing framework; and


-----Message d'origine-----
De : Simon Strandgaard [mailto:neoneye@gmail.com]
Envoy� : dimanche 17 avril 2005 00:07
� : ruby-talk ML
Objet : Re:

On 4/16/05, Pascal GUICHARD <pascal@guichard.org> wrote:
[snip]
> The fact is that I am a little bit disappointed by the libraries, and the
> evolution : Some things/projects are conducted very well and fast,
> such as ruby on rails, and I recognize a lot of other ones.

I have no experience with rails.

Some libs are well maintained, others are not. I am a terrible
maintainer myself.
There has been some talking about making a package system where
each package can be rated by the user. This could ease locating
updated and stabil
packages.


> But on the hand, another lot of projects/libraries are present but
somewhat
> outdated at best, going even to deprecated/inoperatives such as the
> ruby-python bridge, that IMO
> Should be one of the most well maintained because of all work/llibraries
> that it would make accessible, such the library I mentionned :
> twisted-python, and also a lot of python work.

Sorry.. I have no idea what twisted python is.


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Simon Strandgaard