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Python web development framework with a focus on efficiency/speed and extensibility, with a large library of functions to aid in the development of modern web applications.
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A pure HTML implementation of VNC, using the HTML 5 canvas tag and JavaScript as a client and an RFB to HTTP proxy served up by Python. Requires Python and Python Imaging Library to be installed on the server.
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A small, effective, extendable and customizable personal Wiki developed for pocketPC systems. Can run on all python supported platforms.
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PyREXX is a interprocess messaging server for routing remote prodecure calls using xml-based messages (Jabber, XML-RPC, etc), which will allow programs to interact more easily.
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Pyblish is a web server and application framework written in Python. The main goal for Pyblish is power through simplicity, clear separation of developer roles and easy extensibility.
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Pykori (formerly: pyserv) is a lightweight server which has inbuilt support for python. It was meant to replace hacky methods of running Django/Python webapps with a proper, reliable server, however it can also be used to server static pages.
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a Project with All the bells and whistles to allow the average user to fully benefit from HTTP,DNS,FTP,SSH through python, allowing quick and easy deploying of servers without compiling, or installing anything but our favorite language.
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Python2WWW is a very small standalone mini web server written in Python. Very small executable, easy configurationc and simply code. Author: COMmer
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Python framework for developing distributed web applications. Composed by a webserver and a number of registered applications, each handling an url family (www.foo.com/*). The applications can run on the same server or on other servers.
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TappedAudio is an audio library with an emphasis on the programming interface -- agnostic to the backend, written in highly-encapsulated C++ and using SWIG to present a unified API for C++, Python, Ruby, etc., regardless of the underlying audio platform.
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pgal
Online gallery factory
Given images folders, generate a static web gallery. Note: This project has been moved to: https://github.com/viewplatgh/pgal -
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wasSmooth is a jython library to ease IBM WebSphere Application Server administrators work with wsadmin. The idea is to create meaningful classes that can be easily used to create powerful scripts, without the usual gibberish required by wsadmin.
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