What is Yotsuba?
Project Yotsuba is a Python library, mainly focusing on web development, easing the way to solve complicate problem, improving code readability and reducing the length of the actual code solving a common problem.
Yotsuba is specially made so that anyone who is familiar with web technology can jump on it. For example, a developer can write a program to parse XML with CSS selectors with Kotoba, an XML parsing module.
Yotsuba also comes with Tori, a web framework based on CherryPy 3, the fastest web framework for Python, such that developers don't have to care about complicate configuration and jump into finish the job. (See Tori.)
Sometimes developers might just want to do a simple multi-threading operations, they stop repeating themself and let Fuoco, a simple multi-threading framework, handle the data and control threads.
Until today...
This project is solo done by Juti Noppornpitak. He's started working the project since he was still in high school in 2002. It started of with lots of prototyping in PHP and rarely in Perl. In 2007, this project shifted to Python.
Even though Yotsuba 2 is the stable release, at the moment, everyone can try Yotsuba 3 or see the documentation first.