RPyC Development Blog
| Splitbrain Python | posted on August 14, 2012 |
| I was working together with a colleague on a complex distributed test-automation solution on top of RPyC, and we looked for a way to make our existing codebase RPyC-friendly (without... | |
| Some Notes on RPyC 3.2.x | posted on June 06, 2012 |
| As I said in the previous blog post, I hoped for v3.2.2 to be the last release of the 3.2 line… Naturally, I was wrong :) Turns out the fix... | |
| RPyC 3.2.2 Released | posted on June 01, 2012 |
| This is a maintenance release, fixing some issues concerning introspection, ForkingServer and signals, IronPython and signals, and SSH on Windows. It also introduces optional logging of exceptions that occur over... | |
| RPyC 3.2.1 Released | posted on March 04, 2012 |
| This is a maintenance release, fixing some minor bugs and resolving some issues with Python 3 compatibility. More on the change log. Python 2.x: it’s advisable to upgrade to this... | |
| RPyC Moves to a New Site | posted on August 29, 2011 |
| RPyC is in the process of migrating from http://rpyc.wikidot.com to it’s new (and hopefully final) location at http://rpyc.sourceforge.net. Wikidot had served us well, and was easy to maintain, but they... | |
| Python is Messy | posted on May 07, 2011 |
| A couple of days ago, Rudiger, a user of RPyC found a rather surprising bug, that in turn revealed just how gruesome python’s inner workings are. Rudiger was working with... | |
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