> hmm, the absence of deferToThread in that code is conspicuous. how are the > db operations made asynchronous? any chance a kind, italian-reading soul can > translate/elaborate? signor valentino, perhaps?
I'm going to translate the message as-is: ------- from Valentino Volonghi: SQLAlchemy is very good. I'm trying it in these days and it's wonderful. Yesterday I had a bunch of minutes available to write something interesting: #--- snip for the code ---# Keep in mind that the transact() function cannot access to anything not thread-safe and so it must be used CAREFULLY or the world can go down on you :D It's an example to show that I'm using it with Twisted because it's thread-safe and it's very good. I'm not using the very interesting ORM layer that I think it's not fully usable in Twisted (due to its lazyness in some spots). To me it's the best ORM tool around in this moment because it doesn't force the ORM to users and it's also for people who likes SQL and knows when and where it can be useful. ------- HTH -- Lawrence http://www.oluyede.org/blog
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