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[lesliebklein]

The World of Python Built-In Modules and Network Programming

Where in the world of python will I focus next?

I decided to focus on network programming which includes the low level of the socket api to understanding the big picture of a web application and how all the protocols and pieces fit together. I am working on understanding all these moving parts (to some extent), but first I have to see the big picture. Things are still fuzzy, but based on this slide set called Python Network Programming (Beazley, 2010), I have come up with the following areas of study. I plan to blog about each of these areas in future posts.

Big ideas to investigate related to python network programming:

low-level programming with sockets (including concurrency: threads, processes, event loops)

high-level programming with client modules

basics of python web programming: HTTP, CGI scripting, WSGI, custom HTTP servers, web frameworks; what is the role of python?

distributed processing: mutliprocessing vs xml-rpc vs pyro project

module fuzziness (i.e., what's the difference between...):

   subprocess vs multiprocessing modules

   data serialization: pickle/cpickle vs marshall vs simplejson vs json

   SocketServer vs socket

considerations: speed, types of python objects that can be processed (simple or complex), module limitations, security

What's needed is a python module roadmap that separates legacy modules from those are part of "best practices." For the intermediate programmer, navigating this module terrain can be overwhelming.