Hey guys, Two things on my mind today:
(1) Next meeting is next week: Thurs, Feb 9 at Office Nomads. We'll be doing a coding problem. I'll present the problem and we'll split up into groups of 2-3 to work together to solve it. Then we can do a show and tell, talk about different implementations, etc. Should be fun! Bring a laptop if possible. (2) Question about PyPi Anyone know if it's possible to setup a reverse proxy (e.g. Varnish) to cache PyPi packages? I'm working on a project where we may have a strange usage pattern where we'll be setting up virtualenvs frequently and downloding similar packages over and over. I don't want to go to PyPi if I can avoid it (for performance / bandwidth reasons). Varnish seems like it'd do the trick, but I'm not sure if PyPi does things like set No-Cache headers, or if there's more complexity going on than just simple GET downloads from the central repo. any thoughts? cheers -- James -- James Cooper http://blog.bitmechanic.com/
