"Phillip J. Eby" <pje@telecommunity.com> writes: > I hope to have some cycles soon to work on such a framework, but since > it effectively depends on both PEP 246 and an unwritten PEP for a > "protocol declaration API" like the one in PyProtocols, it would be > good to get some idea of whether the Python developer community feels > this is a good direction for me to pursue. I'm quite skeptical about "grand new architectures" whose development starts off with "what we have is rubbish". In my experience, the rubbish that we have right now continues to be much better than what the grand new architecture can deliver for several years to come. So I would always favour evolution over revolution. That said: Feel free to attempt a revolution, but I can only be convinced that it is good when I see how actual code gives me actual pydoc-style pages in my web browser. Regards, Martin
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