brubeck

I once built a web framework named Brubeck (https://github.com/j2labs/brubeck). I stopped developing it a while ago, though. I am really happy to see another project, one that will probably reach more people than my web framework, honor the same wonderful musician I was trying to honor.

Python folks might be interested in Brubeck. It too pulls messages directly from mongrel2 and provides coroutines for its concurrency abstraction. https://github.com/j2labs/brubeck

Try Brubeck. It's a Python web framework built around Gevent, DictShield and ZeroMQ. It communicates with Mongrel2, it's web server, via ZeroMQ sockets so even the annoying design of WSGI is moved out of the way. It converts your blocking calls to nonblocking, has no spaghetti code filled with callback shenanigans, and can even generate a full REST API for you. https://github.com/j2labs/brubeck

Counterexample: I've recently been playing with http://brubeck.io/ and it uses bcrypt as the default: https://github.com/j2labs/brubeck/blob/master/brubeck/auth.p...

The difference here is that Brubeck answers ZeroMQ messages from Mongrel2 instead of being a web server. So instead of using WSGI, Brubeck connects to Mongrel2 via a ZeroMQ socket and reads messages representing the web requests. Beyond that I attempted to create a familiar interface for everyone who's used a pythonic web framework before. Indeed, a lot like Flask, but also like Tornado. * Tornado style routing: https://github.com/j2labs/brubeck/blob/master/demos/demo_min... * Flask style routing: https://github.com/j2labs/brubeck/blob/master/demos/demo_noc...

You might like my tornado inspired mongrel2 handler, called Brubeck. It uses eventlet for concurrency too. https://github.com/j2labs/brubeck

I have also started a framework called brubeck for using python's eventlet for coroutines for message routing / processing. https://github.com/j2labs/brubeck I have the proof of concept, which is more minimal as a project I'm calling mongrevent. https://github.com/j2labs/mongrevent Mongrevent has better documentation for how the interaction with Mongrel2 / ZeroMQ works.