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For work today I wanted a way to iterate over an HTTP response with chunked transfer-coding on a chunk-for-chunk basis. I didn’t see a builtin way to do that with httplib. It supports chunked reads but you have to specify the amount that you want to read if you don’t want it to [...]

CherryPy Essentials
Author: Sylvain Hellegouarch
Publisher: Packt Publishing
Pages: 257
Introduction
The title CherryPy Essentials is a bit of a misnomer, as this book covers far more than the bare essentials of CherryPy 3. Admittedly, a book on simply the essentials would be little more than a leaflet, as CherryPy is very easy to understand and be productive with. [...]

I had to disable comments on my projects site because of comment SPAM. They won’t be renabled until I get some decent anti-spam measures in place. Really, the software that runs the projects site is in need of a serious rewrite. As I mentioned to someone who inquired about it being upgraded [...]

Inspired by wsgicollection, I cooked up a collection implementation for CherryPy 2.2.x. Here is the docstring for the base Collection class:

A class representing a collection of items.

Items can be created, updated, viewed, listed and deleted. Dispatches
based on HTTP method and URL [...]

I just released a new version of BuffetMyghty: 0.3
As I mentioned in a previous post, the main changes are improvements that were made in the Pylons fork of the plugin. All of the Myghty options are able to be passed to the plugin now, and fragments are supported.
Additionally, I wrote a very basic set [...]

I released Buffet 1.0 today. No huge changes from 0.9, but a couple decent accomplishments.
Unit Tests
One of my goals for releasing a 1.0 version was to have unit tests for Buffet. Well, they are in there now. If nothing else, I feel a lot better about the code now that it has [...]

I haven’t done much with Buffet lately, as it has been working fine for me. There have been a few people who have sent me patches for Buffet, so I figured I should get it in Subversion. Thanks to the artist formerly know as python-hosting.com, I’ve done that. I still need to [...]

If you are reading this, it means I successfully migrated dowski.com to my new server.
The whole server conversion wasn’t too painful. I got my new VPS (Virtual Private Server) from VPSLand last Friday. I only had a few OS choices, none of them being Slackware, so I went with Debian (my other choices [...]

dowski.com is alive and kicking on the new server. Hopefully the wonderful world of the Domain Name System will catch up soon and the transition will be complete. More details on the server migration soon…
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Be prepared for some downtime at dowski.com. I am going to be switching OS, servers, networks, DNS, etc. in the next few days. Hopefully it won’t be too painful
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