streamparse appeared after we had put some development into Pyleus and started using it a bit at Yelp.
Future collaboration would be excellent—there's a lot of room for improvement in Storm's support for other languages via its shell components and hopefully our projects can contribute to that.
Worth mentioning: Petrel, one of the first frameworks to appear ( https://github.com/AirSage/Petrel ). Worked well for us, few tricks inside, but importantly our code was concise and clear
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Really cool -- we've been working on a similar framework at Parse.ly called streamparse:
https://github.com/Parsely/streamparse
http://blog.parsely.com/post/1172/streamparse/
Will really look forward to evaluating this and seeing how the frameworks compare, and perhaps some way to collaborate across the projects.
streamparse appeared after we had put some development into Pyleus and started using it a bit at Yelp.
Future collaboration would be excellent—there's a lot of room for improvement in Storm's support for other languages via its shell components and hopefully our projects can contribute to that.
Agree. Also want to plug my friend Dan Blanchard's IO::Storm, which is a nice binding for Perl!
https://github.com/dan-blanchard/io-storm
Thanks for the plug!
Worth mentioning: Petrel, one of the first frameworks to appear ( https://github.com/AirSage/Petrel ). Worked well for us, few tricks inside, but importantly our code was concise and clear