A. Jesse Jiryu Davis

Category: Programming

Motor 0.2 Released Motor 0.2 has been released. It's a huge upgrade: ease-of-use improvements, non-blocking DNS, and compatibility with MongoDB 2.6 and PyMongo 2.7.
PyMongo 2.7 Has Shipped New features, mainly to support MongoDB 2.6.
An Enlightening Failure How I fooled myself into thinking I'd made my code eight times faster.
Testing Network Errors With MongoDB A little-known method for simulating a temporary outage with MongoDB.
Waiting For Multiple Events With Tornado How do you start multiple I/O operations with Tornado, and process results in the order they complete?
How Thoroughly Are You Testing Your C Extensions? How to measure code coverage in your Python C extension modules.
Announcing PyMongo 2.7 release candidate Try it out: "pip install https://github.com/mongodb/mongo-python-driver/archive/2.7rc0.tar.gz"
Escaping Callback Hell MongoDB's asynchronous interface will require no callbacks in the next release.
Weird Green Bug A mysterious deadlock with PyMongo and Gevent.
Year End The year in review: Motor, Toro, and asyncio.