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Howto on callbacks, queues and good design patterns

Hi there.

As a newbie, I need to learn about callbacks and queues(syntax and
examples) working together.

At work we talk a lot about design patterns. Does any of you know a good
site about that or any good books from Amazon?

I started using python at work in the summer 2007. I think I know the
stuff, but I need to expand my understanding of the more complex
programming techniques.

Thanks in advance.

/Karneevor
Dec 29 '07 #1
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I started using python at work in the summer 2007. I think I know the
stuff, but I need to expand my understanding of the more complex
programming techniques.
There are various materials on Python and design patterns; just google.
I particularly recommend the talk by Alex Martelli. He gave this talk
several times; one recorded instance was at Google TechTalk.

Regards,
Martin
Dec 29 '07 #2

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