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ECA - Event Condition Action
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ECA was developed as an educational tool aimed at a diverse CS student
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population with programming experience ranging from "very little" to "very
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much": it allows students to quickly develop a prototype real-time Twitter
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Dashboard that really looks cool. And it is open to more advanced programming
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to challenge students who have more experience.
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The basis of ECA is a rule system that reacts to externally generated events.
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The architecture favours simplicity over robustness. Multithreading is used in
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favour of more suitable parallelism options such as greenlets to keep
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dependencies to a minimum for ease of deployment.
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Documentation can be found in the Wiki of this github site.
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This program is not intended for production use. It may contain security issues
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not tolerable outside of a controlled environment.
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ECA requires Python 3.2 or higher.
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