On Tue, 12 Sep 2006 21:21:16 -0400, [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
Itamar and I have just created a few new tickets and the "Web2-Gold-Master"
milestone for the ascension of web2 to the status of The Web Server For
Twisted. Obviously I'll also have to get in my car and cast the original
twisted.web back into the volcano where I originally forged it, but I still
visit my parents' house pretty regularly so I don't think that should be a
problem.
Details are here:
http://twistedmatrix.com/trac/ticket/2085
Please read this description, and create / mark any tickets with the
appropriate milestone if you believe they are a requirement for this
objective. We may not agree, but we'd appreciate community involvement.
In particular, this is a favorite topic of discussion for pundits. I have
heard many times that our web server situation is why Twisted is not as
popular as Linux, or Quake, or Ruby on Rails, or MVS, or BitchX, or whatever
today's infrastructure flavor of the month is. I've had to shrug and admit
fault in the past, but now that there is a concrete list of tasks for you
all to help out with, I sincerely hope that some of you will choose to do
so.
Lest anyone misunderstand, please take note: This does *not* mean that
twisted.web is unmaintained, obsolete, or deprecated. You do not need
to drop all of your code in favor of a BaseHTTPServer re-write. Bugs in
twisted.web will continue to be fixed, and if twisted.web2 is ever finished
it will provide a compatible API layer so that it can run your existing
twisted.web-based applications.
Jean-Paul
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