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birdnest is a Twitter API proxy which filter out the unnecessary information off the Twitter response. This result better utilization of bandwidth for Twitter mobile client, primarily for jibjib. Currently, birdnest implemented using Google App Engine. Logo designed by: Gibgib

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web.py 教程

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Collaborative filtering engine for web.py framework; part of Google Summer of Code 2007 program.

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The world is hard to use. Fixing that might be too ambitious for a Summer of Code project, but we should be able to help people cope. Right now when you have a problem with, say, web.py, there are several things you can do. You can look at the docs and FAQs, but those are rarely up-to-date and ... [More] sometimes hard to paw through. You can ask your question on the mailing list, but a response will take a while and subscribing to a mailing list just to get one answer is annoying. Or you can ask on IRC, but it's hard to have your question heard through all the chatter and even if it does get answered, the answer isn't stored in a way that's helpful to anyone else. [Less]

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Munca is a way for boards of model United Nations to manage all their contacts. The user-base is very specific but the source code is shared nontheless in the hope parts of it will be useful to others learning how to work with web.py. This application was originally developed for UNISCA.

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simpleweb is a result of working closely with web.py, TurboGears, Django, and a very hefty dose of opinionation(tm) :) Like TurboGears, it builds on existing python and wsgi components, to keep things simple, and just connects these components in a very easy transparent way. Like web.py its ... [More] dispatching mechanism is matched strictly to HTTP methods. Like Django, its built for building deadline(s)-oriented(tm) applications. As such, working with simpleweb will have a certain sense of deja-vu if you've worked much Django, there are differences ofcourse, but the general feel is the same [Less]

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wrTorrent.pyPython web frontend for rTorrent. Using web.py Screenshots

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A pyhon based desktop search engine. Running on windows. Current svn updated to 0.19.

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A simple PHP framework designed to work like web.py. WhyBecause people need to create readable and clean PHP apps with less code as possible. Most frameworks are full of code, wephp doesn't get in your way and lets you be productive right away. Example 'hello', ); class hello { ... [More] function GET($path) { echo 'hello world'; } } web::run($urls); ?> [Less]

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For php 5.2+ Because web.py is just so helpful for those quick python projects, why not share the love with PHP? It is simple enough to grok quickly, with just enough features to get you going. The only magic is that header request methods are mapped by web.php to your classes methods. Unlike ... [More] web.py, web.php includes an AJAX compatible method. For a more complete example, please checkout current version from SVN. 'hello', '#^named/(?P[a-zA-Z_]+)/?$#' => 'named' ); class hello { function GET($p) { echo 'Welcome to web-php'; } function POST($p) { // like you just posted a form echo 'request via POST'; } function AJAX($p) { echo "requested via AJAX"; } } class named { function GET($p) { var_dump($p); echo "this is a captured var from the URI: ".$p['namedparam']; } } Web::run($urls); [Less]

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