AWESOME! I posted a comment on Glyf's blog, that the web parts of Tornado are cool and they should be ported and here you are ! Thanks!
Glyph
· 3 months ago
Very nice! I hope your work is integrated into the mainline soon.
dustin
· 3 months ago
I'm pretty sure it can't go back upstream. I've removed lots of their core. :) Applications they've written that deeply use their framework probably won't work.
Ideally, I'd just take the web framework part, write at least one test for it, and move it towards twisted. At the very least, we can get some twisted apps using it.
Can you please post what font you are using; the one in the screen shot?
dustin
· 3 months ago
It's a 10pt monaco.
AlvinWang
· 3 months ago
Do you have a benchmark? Curious what the performance is compared to raw Tornado.
dustin
· 3 months ago
I don't have a benchmark. I expect it to be ballpark, but not as good as it could be. I introduced some overhead to maintain API compatibility -- that is, if it had been built on twisted, a few things would have been a bit more simple and just kind of run.
I expect it to perform better on systems that aren't Linux, but between Tornado's optimizations for Linux and the aforementioned API compatibility wrappers, it's going to be slightly slower.
That said, when you start needing to access a ton of external resources (xmpp, http as a client, databases, memcached, etc...) and you get to use all of twisted's async interfaces to these things, it should maintain consistent performance much better.
YO TORNADO I KNOW YOU JUST GOT RELEASED AND ALL AND IMMA LET U FINISH... BUT TWISTED WAS THE BEST EVENT DRIVEN NETWORKING ENGINE OF ALL TIME
djle
· 3 months ago
excellent job , but what the need of epoll.c now that it is under twisted
dustin
· 2 months ago
That's true, it's not needed. I still have stuff to remove.
Someone else has picked up some work on this and may help me move it further forward.
djle
· 2 months ago
as understand this will be a new branch from tornado-web wich name you will give for it twisted-tornado or dustin-tornado or some thing new ... I thing it would a good Idea to create a new resource site for this project or you prefere to link to original tornado-web site twisted-matrix deserve such a light framework.
djle
· 2 months ago
if any help needed, can count on me
Guest
· 2 months ago
excellent job , but what the need of epoll.c now that it is under twisted
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Ideally, I'd just take the web framework part, write at least one test for it, and move it towards twisted. At the very least, we can get some twisted apps using it.
I expect it to perform better on systems that aren't Linux, but between Tornado's optimizations for Linux and the aforementioned API compatibility wrappers, it's going to be slightly slower.
That said, when you start needing to access a ton of external resources (xmpp, http as a client, databases, memcached, etc...) and you get to use all of twisted's async interfaces to these things, it should maintain consistent performance much better.
Someone else has picked up some work on this and may help me move it further forward.
wich name you will give for it twisted-tornado or dustin-tornado or some thing new ...
I thing it would a good Idea to create a new resource site for this project
or you prefere to link to original tornado-web site
twisted-matrix deserve such a light framework.
look at http://glyph.twistedmatrix.com/2009/09/diesel-c...
and
http://dieselweb.org