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Yesterday I submitted my resignation as COO to the Divmod officers, and today I forwarded it to the rest of the team. Divmod is headed in a new and wonderful direction, and I'm happy to have contributed to raising public awareness about our team, community, and the tech we use, thus increasing its value in the market.

wordle.net I’m about 8-9 months into studying web development technologies, which more candidly means that I have been doing a lot more researching, reading, and talking to people in the web development scene than actually coding at length on any particular application.  I’d like to very quickly

Last night, after I already posted the latest Twisted in the News, I came across another post that would have made the list had I found it sooner. However, this is a good opportunity to give it a little extra attention.

Seems like everyone is suddenly talking about Twisted / Divmod / etc, so I thought I'd throw in some commentary on why I use Mantissa. I'll start at the bottom of the stack, with Twisted. (If I start discussing "why *Python*?" I'll probably never finish this post!) The core of Twisted is an asynchronous