Stackless Python PyPy, a self-hosting Python interpreter and JIT compiler. Although the whole Stackless is a separate distribution, its switching functionality has been successfully packaged as a CPython extension called greenlet. It is used by a number of libraries (e.g. gevent) to provide a "green threading" solution for CPython. Python since has received a native solution for green threads: await/async. Stackless is used extensively in the implementation of the "Eve Online" massively multiplayer online game as well as in IronPort's mail platform. Stackless Python Stackless Python, or Stackless, is a Python programming language interpreter, so named because it avoids depending on the
Social impact of YouTube online equivalent of the Homebrew Computer Club, take place virtually, via video. Three years after Google purchased YouTube and larger production companies had begun to dominate, a "New York Times Magazine" journalist said the website was "still incubating novel forms of creative expression and cultivating new audiences" as amateurs continued to create "microgenres" serving niche audiences, collectively creating what she described as an "art scene". In projects such as the YouTube Symphony Orchestra and "The Legion of Extraordinary Dancers," geographically distributed artists were selected based on their individual online video auditions, and assembled on the same stage to perform, respectively,