Jeremy, We are actively using the Python library at Lefora in production. I'm also aware of a few other companies who are using it in production. There's been a few updates recently since moving to Github, but mostly there hasn't been a need for changes as it's just worked without any real issues. That said, I certainly welcome any and all bug fixes and enhancements which is part of the reason it's now hosted on Github.
Looks like there is a Python implementation by SixApart:
http://code.sixapart.com/trac/gearman/browser/trun k/api/python/lib/gearman
Michael R. Bernstein - 13th January 2009 17:56 - #
Python 1 year w/o updates, I'd like to see a comment from the author that they're eating that dogfood.
Jeremy Dunck - 13th January 2009 20:47 - #
Six Apart currently only really uses the Perl client libraries in production as far as I know.
I'm the author of the Python library, and I've recently moved the source out of Six Apart's subversion repo to github: http://github.com/samuel/python-gearman/tree/maste r
Jeremy,
We are actively using the Python library at Lefora in production. I'm also aware of a few other companies who are using it in production. There's been a few updates recently since moving to Github, but mostly there hasn't been a need for changes as it's just worked without any real issues. That said, I certainly welcome any and all bug fixes and enhancements which is part of the reason it's now hosted on Github.
Samuel Stauffer - 26th May 2009 22:52 - #