Twisted (software): Difference between revisions

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* Twisted was used in the [[Omegle]] one-on-one chat service<ref>[http://omegler.blogspot.com/ Official Omegle Blog]</ref> until it was replaced with gevent for performance reasons.<ref>[http://groups.google.com/group/gevent/msg/d15a840088291f61 Gevent Google Group]</ref>

* The Apple Calendar Server uses Twisted,<ref>[http://www.calendarserver.org/ Darwin Calendar Server Official Site]</ref> as do some internal projects of [[NASA]].

* [[Conch (SSH)|Conch]], an implementation of the [[Secure Shell]] (SSH) protocol

* The original version of social networking and microblogging site [[Jaiku]] used Twisted.

* [[FluidDB]], an online cloud data-store, uses Twisted extensively for internal RPC (partly in combination with [[Thrift (protocol)|Thrift]] and [[AMQP]]), for its internal services, and for external APIs.

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* [[Velocity Weather]], a meteorological data processing and integration API is built on Twisted.<ref>http://www.velocityweather.com/</ref>

* [[qwebirc]], a web-based IRC client uses Twisted.

* [[Zenoss]], a network management platform, uses Twisted for many internal and collection daemons.

==See also==