Software Component Architectures and circuits?
summary
Circuits claims to be a component architecture for building mutable, extensible systems rather than "another async framework"; it is pure Python and pure Python, no C extensions so pip install works. It actually supports async I/O, integrates with Tornado and Twisted (Twisted protocol glue exists but is not yet fully published), includes a web stack, produces visual graphs (NetworkX) of component wiring, and has a debugger logs all events component that records every event. Development spans about a decade and a modest community of contributors.
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chapters (10)
- 0:00Introduction
- 2:08What is circuits?
- 3:32Component architectures
- 6:22Project history and growth
- 9:11Implementation and tools
- 11:52Live demonstration
- 14:42Core API and usage
- 17:14Features and ecosystem
- 21:30Future goals and community
- 23:39Q&A session
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