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Kamaelia - Concurrency made useful, fun
Kamaelia is a Python library by BBC Research for concurrent programming using a simple pattern of components that send and receive data from each other.
In Kamaelia you build systems from simple components that talk to each other. This speeds development, massively aids maintenance and also means you build naturally concurrent software. It's intended to be accessible by any developer, including novices. It also makes it fun :)
What sort of systems? Network servers, clients, desktop applications, pygame based games, transcode systems and pipelines, digital TV systems, spam eradicators, teaching tools, and a fair amount more :)
BBC - OpenSource
This site provides information about and links to BBC open source projects. It lists projects developed by the BBC where the source code has been released as open source. The site doesn't cover the many open source projects to which the BBC has contribute
Journal of acme (189): Facebook Developer Garage London
"40m active users. Growing 3% a week. 5.2m in the UK. 50% return daily. 3k applications, with 100 new apps every day[...]They do daily builds and push code live every night."
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The Code Breakers – a BBC World
A two-part documentary, “Code Breakers” will be aired on BBC World TV starting on 10 May 2006. Code Breakers investigates how poor countries are using FOSS applications for development, and includes stories and interviews from around the world.
