High-level, reflective, object-oriented programming language. It was created by Guido van Rossum, who worked for the Dutch research institute Centrum Wiskunde & Informatica, and first released in 1991. The language is multi-paradigm and designed to emphasize simplicity. CPython, the reference implementation for Python, compiles it into an intermediate bytecode, while several third-party cross-compilers are available. Features of the architecture include a garbage collector for memory management, multithreading, and dynamic typing. Distributed under the Python Software Foundation License.
German manufacturer of network equipment compiling Debian Linux operating system firmware for routers, hotspots and servers. i386 and ARM processors are supported. Before the package compilation the correct versions of the core and Internet protocols are downloaded and prepared (in a specific sequence). The administrative site has a simple interface and technical design.
A videoconference server cluster for simultaneous communication between members of different groups. Load balancing code measures the use of processors and either adds or removes workers via cloud hosting API. An image rasterisation cluster lessens the load on the root database server, creates many images simultaneously and gives the final result to the network via API.
A utility package to provide maximum quality code and fail-safe operation of critical components. Module tests have been written. Test environment set up on a testing rig, with smoke testing, daily build and nightly test runs. The GUI is diagnosed by simulating user actions. Resource leaks are eliminated.
2002–2024