[Dev] Pycon Wrap up
Brian Kirsch
bkirsch at osafoundation.org
Mon Mar 28 10:36:46 PST 2005
As Jeffrey and others have pointed out, Pycon was a major success.
The strong OSAF presence and Chandler demo got a lot of people
excited about our upcoming releases.
As the OSAF representative to the Twisted community here are some
of the results of our meetings during Pycon:
1. Twisted 2.0, which was released during Pycon, has been tested with
.5 and runs with no Chandler code modifications.
2. Glyph and JP from Twisted and Divmod where impressed with our
Chandler demo
and the work we put in to integrating Twisted in to the core
framework. Twisted and
Divmod had previously planned to work on Client software but now are
convinced that
Chandler is going to fill that space and wanting to form a closer
relationship. Glyph mention
bi-weekly talks. They are hoping that Twisted and OSAF can work
together to
build a robust Client (OSAF) and Server (Twisted) framework.
3. Glyph expressed the hope that OSAF would look to leverage Twisted
more internally. In particular
the subject of WEBDAV came up. Divmod is going to start work soon on
a WEBDAV server and
would like to see OSAF work on improving Twisted's WEBDAV client.
4. Brian Warner (Twisted) has agreed to come to the OSAF offices and
give a tutorial on using
the Twisted Framework. This talk is intended for OSAF programmers
who have not yet developed with
Twisted and want to learn how to leverage it in Chandler.
Of most benefit was getting to meet all the developers who are the major
contributers to Twisted. I was
surprised to learn the average age of the Twisted team is 20 - 23. They
are young and energetic.
The conference also served to draw attention to useful software
developed in Twisted including:
1. Yarn (http://www.fettig.net/projects/yarn/)
2. Hep (http://www.fettig.net/projects/hep/)
3. Flumotion (http://www.flumotion.net/)
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