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Category Archives: Python
Switched tc-rest to webob
Small update on my toy tc-rest project: I switched to using WebOb for creating HTTP Request and Response objects. Cleaned up the code a bit, but a real dispatcher is what’s needed to really remove the cruft. I’m anxious to … Continue reading
Posted in Open Source, Python, Technology
Tagged bitbucket, fapws3, Python, tc-rest, tokyo cabinet
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TokyoCabinet + fapws3 = tc-rest
Have you ever wondered how hard it would be to tack a RESTful HTTP interface on top of a fast key/value database like TokyoCabinet? Probably not, but I did: tc-rest.tar.gz Components: TokyoCabinet – my favorite persistent key/value database pytc – … Continue reading
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Tagged fapws3, Python, tc-rest, tokyo cabinet
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I Love Python: ZipFile Edition
For a client web project I needed to create a zip file containing a number of generated XML files. This isn’t something I need to do very often, so I briefly considered just writing the XML files to disk and … Continue reading
Handy Python Progress for JSON module
I’ve been spending a good deal of time the past couple of days processing large JSON files to try and fix some corrupted data (long story, short version: my fault). While JSON is a fast file format to work with, … Continue reading
BitBucket Project for Python FusionCharts Code
After my last post on FusionCharts, someone was nice enough to e-mail me some a Django snippet for exporting FusionCharts as images, so I decided I might as well put the code in a public repository. While I prefer Bazaar … Continue reading
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Tagged bitbucket, django, fusioncharts, hg, pil
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