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Quick'n'dirty solver for gameaboutsquares.com(gist.github.com)
1 points by mYk 12y ago|0 comments
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by mYk 14y ago
Yes, I'm just referring to C10k because this demo uses a technique originally created to solve C10k. Reaching 10 000 connections wasn't difficult in this case; it was just a matter of tuning a few system parameters. Exploring the APIs and s
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by mYk 14y ago
This system doesn't replace Django; it complements it. You could build 95% of an application with the traditional request-response model and add the 5% of real-time featurs with a system similar to my demo. (Of course, given your opinions o
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by mYk 14y ago
The C10k problem was originally about serving static files -- quoting the page you linked to: "take four kilobytes from the disk and send them to the network". The demo could certainly be extended to send larger amounts of data -- left as a
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by mYk 14y ago
Indeed, these are the exact reasons!
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10 000 concurrent real-time connections to Django(github.com)
186 points by mYk 14y ago|39 comments
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Experimental Python 3 support in Django(djangoproject.com)
110 points by mYk 14y ago|4 comments
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by mYk 14y ago
The porting strategy was decided by rough consensus in the core team. We wanted a solution that would be convenient for authors of pluggable apps, so they could use the same strategy as Django itself. This is why we used six rather than an
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by mYk 14y ago
Django targets Python >= 3.2, and Debian stable provides 3.1. FYI the demo uses a manually compiled Python.
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by mYk 14y ago
Since the showcase is low on information, here's a summary of the current status: - the porting strategy is explained here: https://docs.djangoproject.com/en/dev/topics/python3/ - the porting work happens in the master branch; commits rel
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by mYk 14y ago
Obviously the Django ecosystem can't start supporting Python 3 until Django itself does. The porting process (which is still in progress for Django) shouldn't be too difficult for most pluggable applications, as Django strongly encourages u
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The first Django site to run on Python 3(myks.org)
283 points by mYk 14y ago|53 comments
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by mYk 16y ago
Polyconseil - Paris, France - Django developer We are a small strategy consulting company focused on exploring new fields of activity. We have launched several spin-offs in the past years. We are creating a large scale car sharing service (