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Having fun with WebSocket and Canvas

Recently, I was advised that WebFaction had added support for WebSocket in their custom applications by enabling the according nginx module in their frontend. Obviously, I had to try it out with my own...

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CherryPy documentation new start

Early on this year, a discussion emerged on the CherryPy mailing-list about the project. Most people said they loved the project but had struggled with its documentation. Though rich and extensive, it...

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Robot Framework and Sphinx: A suitable toolset for your specification by example

At work, we have been using Robot Framework for all kinds of tests for a few years now and it’s proven to be the good choice. Robot Framework’s simple syntax and grammar does not scare testers away...

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Create a docker container for your CherryPy application

In the past year, process isolation through the use of containers has exploded and you can find containers for almost anything these days. So why not creating a container to isolate your CherryPy...

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A more concrete example of a complete web application with CherryPy,...

In the previous post, I described how to setup a docker image to host your CherryPy application. In this installment, I will present a complete – although simple – web application made of a database,...

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Deploying a docker container of a CherryPy application onto a CoreOS cluster

Previously, I presented a simple web application that was distributed into several docker containers. In this article, I will be introducing the CoreOS platform as the backend for clusterizing a...

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An asynchronous CherryPy server based on asyncio

CherryPy is a minimalist web application server written in Python. Hundreds of people have relied on it for more than fourteen years now. Recently, I’ve gained interest in the native asynchronous...

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ws4py is eager for a new maintainer

Years ago, I got really interested in the WebSocket protocol that eventually landed as RFC 6455. It was the first time I would spend so much time trying to participate elaborating a protocol....

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Why Python is a great choice for the Chaos Toolkit project!

Russ Miles and I started the chaostoolkit project about three months ago with the idea we wanted to express with code discussions we had been having on Chaos Engineering and its principles. I’ll leave...

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How Python and Guido got me my first job and many afterwards

Recently, Guido van Rossum, creator and leader of the Python programming language announced, quite out of the blue for the distant pythonista, that he was resigning from his role as the leader of the...

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