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docs.python-requests.org
Documentation for Requests, the Python HTTP client library, covering quickstart, sessions, authentication, proxies and the developer API.
romain.dorgueil.net
[new post] Give your #WSGI app super-powers. http://t.co/TMtmcnp wsgi #python
romain.dorgueil.net
[new post] First steps in WSGI - http://t.co/rqbMkPd - #python #wsgi #101
gist.github.com
Code a web microframework + app in 30 minutes, using #python. http://t.co/7CsvO99 . As a bonus, running the file spawn a web server.
code.google.com
Project page for Multi-Mechanize, a Python framework that replays python-mechanize scripts across processes and threads to generate load against a site or web service.
code.google.com
Original home of xpra, screen for X — detach a running X application from one display and reattach it elsewhere; the code now lives in the archived partiwm repository.
docs.python.org
Official rundown of the language, standard library and performance changes in Python 2.7, the last major release of the 2.x series.
svn.edgewall.org
Subversion directory listing of the Trac source tree, browsable module by module at trunk/trac.
svn.kmrc.de
Apache directory listing mirroring Python eggs and source tarballs — Jinja2, Paste, Pygments, Sphinx, Pillow and others — built for Python 2.4 through 2.7.
arthurdejong.org
Download page for webcheck, an extensible site-checking tool for webmasters, listing release tarballs with signatures plus Git repository instructions.
phyast.pitt.edu
ate classes. The decorator module takes advantage of this feature to provide a facility for writing complex decorator factories. We have already seen examples of simple decorator factories, implemented as functions returning a decorator. For more complex situations, it is more convenient to implement decorator factories as classes returning callable objects that can be used as signature-preserving decorators. To this aim, decorator can also be used as a class decorator. Given a class with a .call(self, func, *args, **kw) method decorator(cls) adds a suitable __call__ method to the class; it raises a TypeError if the class already has a nontrivial __call__ method.
lucumr.pocoo.org
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