For the last several days I've been reading, eating, and sleeping with
"Kamaelia: Pragmatic Concurrency".  These 82 pages, along with a lot
of code reading, have been amazingly useful.  Seeing my rabbitmq
messages delivered to a backplane was quite a beautiful moment.

Nothing is so nice as great documentation paired with great code!

Thank you very much,
  Dave

On Jul 5, 6:48 pm, Michael Sparks <[email protected]> wrote:
> Hi,
>
> The Kamaelia tutorial at europython has been and gone, as has europython
> itself. I've uploaded all the materials, and they're now linked here:
>    *http://www.kamaelia.org/PragmaticConcurrency
>
> The videos are being transcoded, uploaded etc, and will be available here:
>     *http://europython09.blip.tv/
>
> I've had lots of feedback from the session, primarily of the kind that whilst
> it was fast, it was paced well, and most people walked away with something
> that worked for them. The slides had more on them than I'd normally put, but
> many were skipped because I'd generally work through their contents on a
> python command line, or in a text editor instead - which worked quite well.
>
> Also, I've had lots of feedback on the extensive notes/material I provided
> people with, which seemed particularly appreciated - using lulu.com for
> printed materials seems to have been a good idea :-)  (More time for proof
> reading would've been a good idea it seems too, but hey :)
>
> There's also a specialised europython distribution as well:
>   *http://www.kamaelia.org/release/Kamaelia-Europython09-1.0.0.tar.gz
>
> As well as Axon/Kamaelia 0.9.6.0 this contains the following worked examples:
>    * MiniAxon from generators through to full system including file reader &
>       multicast sender.
>
>    * A pygame.camera based V4L2 video recording application. Records dirac
>       encoded video - building up from just a basic (non-kamaelia) webcam app.
>
>    * The bulletin board example, for all files. You can see the logical
>       progression through this like this:
>        clear; cat BB1.py; ./prompt.py; export J=1; for i in `seq 2 15`; do
>          clear; diff -u BB$J.py BB$i.py; J=$i; ./prompt.py;
>        done
>
> Any feedback & suggestions for improvement welcome. Otherwise, please enjoy &
> I hope they're useful :-)
>
> Regards,
>
> Michael
> --http://yeoldeclue.com/bloghttp://twitter.com/kamaelianhttp://www.kamaelia.org/Home

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