Hi Kristjan:
Well last week, I faxed my registration and have to mail a money order. If
they accept it cool. If not, oh well. However I actually live in Montreal. So I
don't see why I would have to register for sprints?
I would be interested in working on gEvent (whatever that exactly means) and/or
Tulip compatibility. Is there anything in particular to look at in terms of
integration?
Recently I have been working with socket.io and rabbit-mq (although we are a
Python shop). Unfortunately I have been using Node.js. I would really really
really prefer to use Stackless. Consequently I am going to look at gEvent
socket.io (I think one of the guys that worked on this lives in Montreal).
Cheers,
Andrew
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Subject: [Stackless] PyCon 2014 stackless sprints?
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Apparently PyCon 2014 just sold out.
But for those that are going, I was thinking if there would be interest in
sprinting some on Stackless?
I'll aim to stay for two whole days of sprinting myself, as I have been doing
in the past.
So, if there is interest, we might think about what to sprint on:
2.8:
- Backporting the most delicious 3.x features (need to list those)
- Adding android cross compilation features (PythonOnAndroid)
General stackless:
- Working on stacklesslib
- Adding gevent compatibility
- Work on Tulip compatibility
- 3.x compatibility / different version
General python:
- Add thread.send_exception() method (similar to tasklet.raise_exception().
Very useful for tasklets, will be useful for threads.) Maybe a 2.8 unique
feature :)
any other thougts, suggestions? We shoud probably add this on the python-dev
wiki :)
K
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