Concurrent Crawling with Go and Python – Venkata Mahalingam
June 30, 2014 What crawls better, gopher or a snake? :) I was recently talking to my friend who is also a fellow python programmer, about the system he built to crawl millions of RSS feeds very fast. He has his solution working based on Gevent and I was advocating him to take a look at Go, after being impressed with it after hearing Brad Fitzpatrick's talk at the GoSF meetup on how they sped up dl
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Versions goPy: 0.8.0 gccgo: 4.7.3 CPython: 2.7 Related links Go Python A simple example This is very simple example that just shows calling a function implemented in Go from Python. Let's say the we have the following code in pymodule.go: package simple import ( "fmt" "gopy" ) func example(args *py.Tuple) (py.Object, error) { fmt.Printf("simple.example: %v\n", args) py.None.Incref() return py.None
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Aditya Mukerjee (@chimeracoder) Go for Pythonists Aditya Mukerjee (@chimeracoder) Aditya Mukerjee (@chimeracoder) “About the Author” ● Background: Server-side engineer/data scientist – Professional work: ~50% Python (data work) ● Began using Go in September ● HackNY fellow (2011) ● Currently Hacker-in-Residence at Quotidian Ventures Aditya Mukerjee (@chimeracoder) Python is awesome! Aditya Mukerj
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