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Eventlet

Eventlet is a networking library written in Python. It achieves high scalability by using non-blocking io while at the same time retaining high programmer usability by using coroutines to make the non-blocking io operations appear blocking at the source code level.

dez

Dez is an asynchronous network stack for Python. Its sole dependency is Registered Event Listener, which enables dez to run without libevent (a C module). The dez library includes an asynchronous server benchmarking toolset; advanced, inotify-based static caching; XML and JSON stream parsing; ... [More] Stomp, OP, HTTP, and WebSocket servers; and WebSocketProxy, which enables web application deployment on existing, unmodified TCP servers without straying from the HTML5 spec. In addition, dez offers a highly sophisticated API for implementing custom protocols, as well as a controller class that simplifies the creation of applications that require multiple servers to run in the same process. [Less]

registeredeventlistener

More and more applications are coming to rely on pyevent. The problem is that pyevent itself requires compiling external modules and therefore presents a deployment hurdle. The rel module is a drop-in replacement for pyevent that completely emulates pyevent's interface, behavior and ... [More] functionality on any system with Python. It will use pyevent if it's available, and if it's not rel will use the fastest method supported by the system. Epoll, poll, and select are currently implemented. To use rel: download it: 'sudo easy_install rel' or install the package hosted here. put 'import rel; rel.override()' at the top of the start script for your pyevent application [Less]