(A version of this is is available at http://web-core.org/2.0/pep-0444/ — links
are links, code may be easier to read.)
PEP 444 is quite exciting to me. So much so that I’ve been spending a few days
writing a high-performance (C10K, 10Krsec) Py2.6+/3.1+ HTTP/1.1 server which
implements much
PEP 444 has no champion currently. Both Armin and I have basically left
it behind. It would be great if you wanted to be its champion.
- C
On Sun, 2010-11-21 at 03:12 -0800, Alice Bevan-McGregor wrote:
(A version of this is is available at http://web-core.org/2.0/pep-0444/ —
links are
PEP 444 has no champion currently. Both Armin and I have basically left it
behind. It would be great if you wanted to be its champion.
Done.
As I already have a functional, performant HTTP server[1] and example filter[2]
(compression) utilizing a slightly modified version of PEP 444, and
On Sun, 2010-11-21 at 09:32 -0800, Alice Bevan-McGregor wrote:
PEP 444 has no champion currently. Both Armin and I have basically left it
behind. It would be great if you wanted to be its champion.
Done.
As I already have a functional, performant HTTP server[1] and example
filter[2]