Julien Danjou
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Posts with tag python

  • 23 Apr 2012

    OpenStack Swift eventual consistency analysis & bottlenecks

    Swift is the software behind the OpenStack Object Storage service.

    This service provides a simple storage service for applications using RESTful interfaces, providing maximum data availability and storage capacity.

    I explain here how some parts of the storage and replication in Swift works, and show some of its current limitations.

    If you don’t know Swift and want to read a more “shallow” overview first, you can read John Dickinson’s Swift Tech Overview.

  • 17 Apr 2012

    First release of PyMuninCli

    Today I release a Python client library to query Munin servers.

  • 22 Mar 2012

    xpyb 1.3 released

    It took a while to get it out, but finally, 3 years after the latest release (1.2), the version of 1.3 of xpyb (the XCB Python bindngs) is out.

  • 03 Jan 2012

    Google Calendar notifications using pynotify

    I use Google Calendar to manage my calendars, and I really missed something to warn me whenever I have an appointment with an alert set.

  • 27 Dec 2011

    Using GTK+ stock icons with pynotify

  • 07 Dec 2011

    New job, new blog

    It has been a while since I blogged but I’ve been very busy, with my new job and this new blog!

  • 17 May 2011

    Python sets comparisons

    This week I lost some time playing with Python‘s sets.

  • 22 Dec 2009

    Python cairo and XCB support

    cairo has a Python binding (pycairo) since a long time, and some months ago a Python binding for XCB (xpyb) has been released.

  • 20 Dec 2009

    Teething troubles

    It’s not that often that I start something from scratch. It’s an amazing feeling to start a new project, to start writing something new. I like that. It’s creation, it’s an artistic part of our computing stuff. I feel like a code artist.

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