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Walk through the basics of Tornado, the high-performance web server known for its speed, simplicity, and scalability on projects large and small. With this hands-on guide, youll learn how to use Tornados acclaimed features by working with several example applications. You also get best practices for using Tornado in the real world.

Are you interested in creating a scalable social application, real-time analytics engine, or RESTful APIall with the power and simplicity of Python? This book shows you why Tornado is fantastic choice for writing powerful applications that are simple to create, extend, and deploy.

  • Learn how to use Tornados lightweight and flexible templating language
  • Extend templates to repurpose headers, footers, layout grids, and other content
  • Use persistent storage like MongoDB to store, serve, and edit dynamic content
  • Explore Tornados ability to make asynchronous web...
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    Introduction to Tornado

    By Michael Dory, Allison Parrish, and Brendan Berg

    Copyright 2012 Michael Dory, Allison Parrish, and Brendan Berg. All rights reserved.

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    Acknowledgements

    Wed like to thank our editor Andy Oram, for all his guidance and insight as we wrote and edited this book, and the OReilly community at large for being so helpful and supportive as we went. What started as a short submission to OSCon ultimately led to a host of great things, not least of which is the opportunity to write this book, and were thrilled to have had the chance to do it.

    Wed like to give tremendous thanks to Sumana Harihareswara, who convinced us to start talking about Tornado in the first place, and to Socialbomb and Wurk Happy for giving us the support and opportunity to tinker, explore, and experiment, and eventually prescribe, advocate, and rely on this great software.

    Further, we could not have made this book half of what it is without the amazing reviewers who shared their thoughts and opinions with us. The feedback from Jeff Gray, James Linder, Randy Jimenez, and Jonathan Bourland all helped mold our final product .

    Witnessing the community that develops around open source projects is particularly inspiring. Seeing Tornado take root so quickly is a testament to Bret Taylor and Dave Recordons foresight and skill. We would like to thank them, and all the developers whose contributions to Tornado have given us something worth writing about.

    Finally, this book could not have been created without the atmosphere, WiFi, and caffeine supply of the coffeehouses of Brooklyn, Manhattan, and Jersey City, to whom we are forever indebted.

    Mike would like to express his eternal gratitude to his family and friends for their constant support and encouragement, especially to Jean and John Dory, who understood that a love of blinky lights and black coffee might turn into something useful after all. A big thanks is due to the NYU ITP alumni, faculty, and staff that serve as a constant feed of guidance, support, and ever-evolving inspiration. And most importantly, to his wife Rita, whose encouragement, advice, and understanding made this and everything else possible.

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