AJAX Proxy 0.1 released
The Ajax Blog pointed to a first release of an AJAX based proxy, a tool to simulate network / server delays by sitting between your browser and your web server and delaying things.
If you’ve read any of the posts I’ve been dumping here, you’ll know I’m critical of the way AJAX is frequently being used on the grounds that the network / server (and their inherant instability) aren’t being considered. Specifically have the feeling alot of AJAX development is happening @localhost so these problems simply aren’t showing up.
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The first version is up here and currently in very hacky form. It’s based on HTTP Debugging Proxy which in turn was based on TinyHTTPProxy. To get it to run on Windows, got some help from rgutils.async, which I used to replace the signal calls. Also, with a little hacking, got it to support a proxy itself (if you’re behind one) - see globals at start of ajaxproxy.py
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