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I know Twisted is a framework that allows you to do asynchronous non-blocking i/o but I still do not understand how that is different from what Apache server does. If anyone could explain the need for twisted, I would appreciate it..
Twisted is a platform for developing internet applications, for handling the underlying communications and such. It doesn’t “do” anything out of the box–you’ve got to program it.
Apache is an internet application, of sorts. Upon install, you have a working web server which can serve up static and dynamic web pages. Beyond that, it can be extended to do more than that, if you wish.