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David Mertz

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LINUX ZONE FEATURE: The Twisted Matrix Framework: Part One, Understanding Asynchronous Networking Posted: Aug 15, 2003 5:26 PM
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Twisted Matrix is an increasingly popular pure-Python framework for programming network services and applications. While there are a large number of loosely-coupled modular components within Twisted Matrix, a central concept to the framework is the idea of non-blocking asynchronous servers. This style of programming is novel for developers accustomed to threading or forking servers, but also allows for great efficiency under heavy loads.

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