[Twisted-Python] Beginner

[catch me]

Hey! I don't know I should ask this question or not but as a beginner I
have to ask.
I have just started learn python network programming and fortunately found
such an amazing Twisted Framework. As a beginner I could not be able to
decide where to start I mean what should I make first using twisted
framework. I would be very thankful to you for guiding me.
Pardon me for bad english!

[Chris Norman]

Post by catch me
Hey! I don't know I should ask this question or not but as a beginner
I have to ask.
I have just started learn python network programming and fortunately
found such an amazing Twisted Framework.

Welcome! Glad you found Twisted, it really is awesome!

Post by catch me
As a beginner I could not be able to decide where to start I mean what
should I make first using twisted framework. I would be very thankful
to you for guiding me.

I personally like telnet-like servers. They are very easy to make with
the LineReceiver protocol (hint hint), and you can do a lot with them.

I guess the most basic one is some kind of echo server / client that
simply echos back whatever you type.

For more help, don't forget the Twisted documentation and the examples
therein on http://www.twistedmatrix.com

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Pardon me for bad english!

Not to worry at all, everyone is welcome.

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[Jean-Paul Calderone]

Post by catch me
Hey! I don't know I should ask this question or not but as a beginner I
have to ask.
I have just started learn python network programming and fortunately found
such an amazing Twisted Framework.
Welcome! Glad you found Twisted, it really is awesome!
As a beginner I could not be able to decide where to start I mean what
should I make first using twisted framework. I would be very thankful to
you for guiding me.
I personally like telnet-like servers. They are very easy to make with the
LineReceiver protocol (hint hint), and you can do a lot with them.

If you want *telnet* then you should probably use *twisted.conch.telnet*.
It's a little bit more complicated than *LineReceiver* but it will actually
speak telnet for you. LineReceiver will get you some simple line-oriented
interactions, though.

Jean-Paul

[Chris Norman]

On Wed, Apr 12, 2017 at 9:37 AM, Chris Norman

Post by catch me
Hey! I don't know I should ask this question or not but as a
beginner I have to ask.
I have just started learn python network programming and
fortunately found such an amazing Twisted Framework.

Welcome! Glad you found Twisted, it really is awesome!

Post by catch me
As a beginner I could not be able to decide where to start I mean
what should I make first using twisted framework. I would be very
thankful to you for guiding me.

I personally like telnet-like servers. They are very easy to make
with the LineReceiver protocol (hint hint), and you can do a lot
with them.
If you want /telnet/ then you should probably use
/twisted.conch.telnet/. It's a little bit more complicated than
/LineReceiver/ but it will actually speak telnet for you.
LineReceiver will get you some simple line-oriented interactions, though.

Ah, than you. I could never figure out how to make the proper
TelnetProtocol to do anything useful, and line-based is all I've ever
really needed.

Thank you for the tip though.

[Jean-Paul Calderone]

On Wed, Apr 12, 2017 at 9:37 AM, Chris Norman <

Post by catch me
Hey! I don't know I should ask this question or not but as a beginner I
have to ask.
I have just started learn python network programming and fortunately
found such an amazing Twisted Framework.
Welcome! Glad you found Twisted, it really is awesome!
As a beginner I could not be able to decide where to start I mean what
should I make first using twisted framework. I would be very thankful to
you for guiding me.
I personally like telnet-like servers. They are very easy to make with
the LineReceiver protocol (hint hint), and you can do a lot with them.

If you want *telnet* then you should probably use *twisted.conch.telnet*.
It's a little bit more complicated than *LineReceiver* but it will
actually speak telnet for you. LineReceiver will get you some simple
line-oriented interactions, though.
Ah, than you. I could never figure out how to make the proper
TelnetProtocol to do anything useful, and line-based is all I've ever
really needed.

The module would certainly benefit from some prose documentation.

Jean-Paul