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Memcache and Python, getting started

Tuesday, November 3rd, 2009

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If you have ever used Python and Memcached, you probably have been looking for a library to connect to your Memcached server. And I’m sure you stumbled on the Tummy.com library which has basically no official online documentation.

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Posted in Open Source, industry, memcache, performance, python | 4 Comments »

How to build an API in 5 minutes

Monday, October 12th, 2009

On Friday evening we quietly announced on twitter a product that we’ve been working on for the last 10 months. FRAPI is an Open Source API framework that allows you to open up your existing web based application or legacy system to your own or third party developers.

FRAPI handles standard API things like authentication and data formatting, and speeds up the API development process — like the way ZF or Symfony for PHP, Django for Python, JQuery for JavaScript (or, I suppose even Ruby on Rails ;-p ), does for other technologies.

David Coallier put together a quick 5 minute screencast to show you how you can use FRAPI to start building your API. (more…)

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Posted in API, Open Source, PHP, Zend Framework, echolibre, innovation, jquery, python, web3.0 | 13 Comments »

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