转载出自Five-minute multimethods in Python (using 'dispatch') [While the 'dispatch' module from PyProtocols more or less implements multimethods out of the box, Bob Ippolito thought it would probably be useful to demonstrate that Guido's "Five-minute multimethods in Python" can be cloned using it.]
More on multimethods [Ian Bicking follows up Guido van Rossum's article on multimethods with an exploration of generic functions.]
London Python meetup on Wednesday [Simon Brunning reminds us that the London Python meetup takes place this Wednesday evening.]
Me and PyBlosxom [Will Guaraldi no longer has the time and energy to work on PyBlosxom and so has stepped down as its maintainer. However he'll stay on as an occasional developer.]
Building an SMTP client from scratch [J P Calderone has written the bulk of a tutorial on building an SMTP client from scratch using Twisted. He'd like to hear whether people find it clear and useful.]
Rapid Python for Series 60 development [Matt Croydon describes his setup for developing Python applications for Series 60 phones.]
lxml released at last [Martijn Faassen finally found the time to release lxml, his Pythonic wrapping for libxml2 and libxslt.]
Using Selenium to test a Plone site (part 2) [In his second article on using Selenium to test a Plone site, Grig Gheorghiu talks about some Plone-specific features available in Selenium, such as the setup, tearDown and postResults methods.]
All combinations of N elements [Gustavo Niemeyer shows how to compute all combinations of N elements over K positions.]
Jython users wiki page created [Sean McGrath invites Jython users to share how they are using Jython.]
Simplest (overlooked) things [Patrick Logan highlights the ease of integrating dynamic languages into the Cocoa (née Next Step) framework and contrasts this to the struggles of dynamic languages in the C++, C#, and Java environments.]
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