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ws4py – WebSocket client and server library for Python
Recently I released ws4py, a package that provides client and server WebSocket support for Python 2.6 and 2.7. Let’s first have a quick overview of what ws4py offers for now: WebSocket specification draft-10 of the current specification. A threaded client. … Continue reading
Acceptance testing a CherryPy application with Robot Framework
I recently received the Python Testing Cookbook authored by Greg L. Turnquist and was happy to read about recipes on acceptance testing using Robot Framework. We’ve been using this tool at work for a few weeks now with great results. … Continue reading
Hosting a Django application on a CherryPy server
Recently at work I’ve had the requirement to host a Django application in a CherryPy server. I first looked for various projects I knew were doing just that. Unfortunately, after trying them I was rather disapointed. Their approach is to … Continue reading
WebSocket for CherryPy 3.2
Just a quick note about the first draft of support for WebSocket in CherryPy. You can find the code here. Note that this is still work in progress but does work against Chrome and the pywebsocket echo client. It supports … Continue reading
Running CherryPy on Android with SL4A
CherryPy runs on Android thanks to the SL4A project. So if you feel like running Python and your own web server on your Android device, well you can just do so. You’ve probably not heard something that awesome since the … Continue reading
Integrating SQLAlchemy into a CherryPy application
Quite often, people come on the CherryPy IRC channel asking about the way to use SQLAlchemy with CherryPy. There are a couple of good recipes on the tools wiki but I find them a little complex to begin with. Not … Continue reading
Using Jython as a CLI frontend to HBase
HBase, the well known non-relational distributed database, comes with a console program to perform various operations on a HBase cluster. I’ve personally found this tool to be a bit limited and I’ve toyed around the idea of writing my own. … Continue reading
Managing your process with the CherryPy’s bus
CherryPy is a successful small web framework which over the years has built up its performances as well as its stability. To do so, Robert Brewer, the main CherryPy’s architect has introduced what is called the Web Site Process Bus … Continue reading
CherryPy 3.1 has been released
Yesterday Robert Brewer released version 3.1 of the CherryPy product and I think this calls for a hurray! For those who’ve been using 3.0 they’ll be happy to know that the upgrade will be rather smooth and straightforward. The main … Continue reading
CherryPy in the field
Michael Schurter just posted a message on the main CherryPy users mailing-list asking developers using CherryPy to let the project team know about it. I want to support the idea as I would love our dusty success stories page being … Continue reading