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Well Known Python Programs¶

Legacy Wiki Page

This page was migrated from the old MoinMoin-based wiki. Information may be outdated or no longer applicable. For current documentation, see python.org.

Well-known Python Programs¶

Some well-known programs that are written, partially or completely, in Python:

Web and Internet Applications¶

See also the Web Applications page.

  • Mailman

  • BitTorrent

  • MoinMoin

  • SpamBayes

  • ClamWin

  • Zope

Powered by Python¶

Some high-profile Web sites are implemented in Python, according to various reports:

  • reddit.com - written using web.py

  • JotSpot - “Google has acquired JotSpot, a company that makes use of Twisted”

  • diggdot.us - with Turbogears under the hood.

  • youtube.com

  • Yelp

Version Control¶

  • Mercurial

  • Bazaar

  • ViewVC (formerly ViewCVS) - a repository browser for CVS and Subversion

  • cvs2svn - the CVS to Subversion repository converter

  • Two bug trackers: Trac and Roundup

Historical Python Applications¶

Historically (these have all been rewritten at some point after acquisition):

  • Yahoo Mail started out as 411 mail which was all Python

  • Yahoo Groups started out as egroups which was all Python

  • Microsoft Commerce Server started out as eShop which was all Python (Yes, Microsoft acquired Python-based software!)

  • Google’s first crawler was written in Python

See also lists at http://pythonology.org/spotting, http://www.python.org/about/projects/, http://pythonsource.com

Related topics:

  • AppsWithPythonScripting

  • PythonForSystemsAdministration


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